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La Puerta de los Sueños
01:50
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Lilith (Entre Tinieblas)
04:41
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El Espejo
04:28
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Laberinto
04:12
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Despertar
05:35
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Bendición
04:21
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Gastando mi Alma
04:46
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HPL
04:18
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Deus Vult Spain
It’s unusual for someone to drop everything for an abstract vision of guitars, rhythms, epic language… or a strange way of
making music out of these times.
This vision is what made Alex, Fran and Rubén put together a rock band where the essence of Light and Darkness is mixed, creating modern sounds that worship guitars, rhythm, decibels and, ultimately, the sound of 80’s dark gothic rock.
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