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Carlos Varela Lyrics
- Como los Peces lyrics
- Foto de familia lyrics
- Bulevar lyrics
- Bulevar [French translation]
- Foto de familia [Russian translation]
- Desde aquel día en que lo dividieron todo lyrics
- Enigma del árbol lyrics
- El niño, los sueños y el reloj de arena lyrics
- Como los Peces [Russian translation]
- Desde aquel día en que lo dividieron todo [English translation]
Carlos Varela also performed lyrics
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