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Pajarito
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Hop Hop
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Que Paso
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Pajarito II
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New York time
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A girl called Texas
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Trouble
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Que Paso II
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Train
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Pajarito III
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Juan Juan Amsterdam, Netherlands
Juan Juan. Inspired by the America’s. Moods from Devendra Banhart to The Velvet Underground. Taught his girlfriend how to play the drums on his songs that hop between straightforward chords to Spanish sung multi-rhythmic ballads.
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