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Destino imaginário
14:44
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O Bobo da corte
03:29
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Mansão
05:23
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O mito do amor romãntico
05:01
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Taberna medieval
04:16
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Peqena canção profana
04:47
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LummeN Brazil
"Infinite Circles" é o terceiro álbum da LummeN. A nova obra autoral de música instrumental flerta com o progressivo sinfônico.
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