EPISODE · Apr 19, 2020 · 2 MIN
Leon de marfil
from Santiago Jacimo · host Bingolo
del álbum "Higado de la City" (2020) tenía este beat&bajo en uno de los casets de sesiones "Cruce del trocen". Escuchándolo un rato empecé a cantar unas de las estrofas que escribí viniendo por Ruta2 junto al Barker (https://soundcloud.com/el_barker). Lo bajé a digital y terminó de adquirir forma con irreprochables coros de Madaia
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