O diário da tour virtual

Para o primeiro episódio do nosso podcast decidimos compartilhar com vocês a história sobre como decidimos fazer um fc e um pouco das nossas experiências com os shows da tour virtual do Wallows (sendo elas até um pouco vergonhosas) Ouçam por sua conta...

An episode of the Wallows Gang podcast, hosted by Wallowsbr, titled "O diário da tour virtual" was published on September 5, 2020 and runs 21 minutes.

September 5, 2020 ·21m · Wallows Gang

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Para o primeiro episódio do nosso podcast decidimos compartilhar com vocês a história sobre como decidimos fazer um fc e um pouco das nossas experiências com os shows da tour virtual do Wallows (sendo elas até um pouco vergonhosas) Ouçam por sua conta e risco!

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Para o primeiro episódio do nosso podcast decidimos compartilhar com vocês a história sobre como decidimos fazer um fc e um pouco das nossas experiências com os shows da tour virtual do Wallows (sendo elas até um pouco vergonhosas) Ouçam por sua conta e risco!

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