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Intro
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Eu não sei dançar
03:47
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Cigarro
05:13
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Nau fragil
03:44
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Bilhete
02:45
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Anddre Mafra London, Ontario
Anddre Mafra is an indie-folk artist and music producer, along the lines of Bon Iver and damien rice, who blends intimate stories and feelings inspired by the places he goes. Originally from Brazil, he’s now based in London (ON).
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