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Antropofagia
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Joker
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Get The Party Started
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Abaporu
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22
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Take Control
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Indigo
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Manifesto
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Wait For Me
06:18
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Where I Belong
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Too Late
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Palin Dromo
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Taxidermia
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Gui Boratto Brazil
Born in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1974, Gui Boratto began working as a producer, audio engineer and multi-instrumentalist in the early '90s. After countless licenses from major international major labels, he started dedicating his time to his own music, stringing together various strands of pop-infused techno and house and translating them into his very own stream of groove consciousness. ... more
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