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Para mi que eso es mejor
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Celebración
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Tanto por hacer
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Libérame
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Blindado corazón
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La música te salvará
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Cada quien
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Astropolo Buenos Aires, Argentina
Astropolo es el nombre artístico de Ignacio Astica, músico Argentino nacido en Buenos
Aires.
Discípulo de María Gabriela Epumer, participó de los retiros de Robert Fripp y complementó sus estudios de guitarra con Fernando Kabusacki y Quique Sinesi.
Fué guitarrista de la banda de Claudia Sinesi (Viudas e hijas) y actualmente es el guitarrista de Ulises Butrón.
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