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Trueno I
07:40
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Trueno II
03:10
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Trueno III
07:08
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Trueno IV
05:32
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Trueno V
07:12
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Trueno VI
02:57
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Trueno VII
05:45
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Ediciones Éter Medellín, Colombia
Casa de publicación que indaga en el ambient y la experimentación sonora desde Latinoamérica, considerando el sonido como
sustancia fluida y materia invisible.
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Publishing house digging into ambient and experimental sound from Latin America, considering sound as a fluid substance and invisible matter.
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