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Zutik Denak
04:02
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Txikitatik
01:54
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Dirua
03:32
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Aratxa
02:48
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Amatxiren Axoa
03:04
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Sempereko Sorginak
02:27
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Pariseko Euskal Etxea
02:51
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Euskaraz
02:27
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Egin Zazu Zure Lana
02:25
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Etsaia (Buzzcocks cover)
02:10
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Politikaz
02:06
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Heriotz Berria
02:19
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Zu zara Eskalea
02:13
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Espartinman
02:58
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Galdu
03:36
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Iletrismoan
02:07
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Tri Materlod
03:28
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