Progressive Sounds 44 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hola gente/Hi everyone. Otro episodio nuevo con invitado del otro lado del mundo nuevamente pero de corazon rioplatense. Cristian Zumaeta. Pero primero mi set con mucha pero mucha musica nacional y lleno de IDs. tambien un par de cositas mias. Nos vemos el proximo mes con mas Progressive Sounds -------------------------------------------- Another new episode with a guest from the other side of the world again but with a heart from the Rio de la Plata, Cristian Zumaeta. But first my set with lots and lots of national music and full of IDs. Also a couple of my new tracks. See you next month with more Progressive Sounds Tracklist: ID - ID ID - ID ANUQRAM - Light Shine (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] ID - ID ID - ID ANUQRAM - Valley (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] Luciano Pelliza - Amobea (Sebastian Campo Remix) [Future Avenue] ID - ID ID - ID pumbum - One Heart (Robert L Extended Mix)[SkyTop]

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