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Bárbara
07:09
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Fundo
06:40
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Algae
08:14
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Areia
05:37
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Naufrágio
07:37
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Pontus
06:47
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Montedor
12:46
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F E R E Porto, Portugal
FERE are Jaime Manso (bass), João Pedro Amorim (guitar), Pedro Alves (bass) and José Pedro Alves (drums). In 2016, the group was invited by Teatro Experimental do Porto to compose the soundtrack of the play "Nunca Mates o Mandarim", adapted from the book "Mandarim" by Eça de Queiroz, which was performed live at Teatro Nacional São João. In March 20, 2018 the first album "Montedor" is released. ... more
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