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Sabarabuçu
04:07
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Rio das Mortes
02:52
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Diadorina
03:52
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Trem do Rio
03:39
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Quebranto Cataguá
03:02
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Capão da Traição
04:01
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Pai Ambrósio
03:46
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Puizé celta, uai!
03:18
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Tira-Couro
04:49
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Braia MG, Brazil
Braia is a project from brazilian Tuatha de Danann's mastermind, Bruno Maia.
The music mixes celtic haunting and bewitched atmosphere, progressive music, brazilian popular culture and world music at all.
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