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Fonógrafo de Édison
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Zero
09:25
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1969
01:42
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Apollo XI
04:48
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Morse
03:26
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Indústria
07:52
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Reprise
02:27
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Einstein
06:06
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Organização
02:16
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Spirit of St. Louis
03:28
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Construção
03:50
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Filosofia Oriental
03:30
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Para Além...
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RSFP Music Portugal
Rui Santana & Filipe Pilar began this journey through instrumental electronic music over two decades
ago.
Rui Santana & Filipe PIlar, have a great influence of the german, english and french electronic pop music of the eighties and nineties of the last century, however, it is the presence of mediterranean, iberian and portuguese sounds that makes the difference in their music.
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