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The Pain of the Mother
01:52
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2. |
Birth
01:30
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3. |
My First Vision
03:04
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4. |
First Steps
01:12
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Angry
02:06
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First Words
01:11
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7. |
School
05:20
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I Disagread
02:08
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9. |
Secrets
02:16
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My First Kiss
02:21
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11. |
Sex
02:16
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12. |
Sex And Love
01:59
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13. |
The World That I Desire
03:45
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14. |
Work
03:16
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15. |
Marriage
02:32
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16. |
Honeymoon
01:52
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17. |
Life Togheter
03:47
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18. |
Getting Older
02:39
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19. |
Sickness
04:48
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20. |
Death
04:21
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Pedro Alsama Rio Maior, Portugal
Pedro Alsama is a Portuguese musician, also a writer and radio voiceover. This project has existed since 2010, Pedro has the ability to make multiple musical styles and improvise most of the voice and lyrics, from World Music to Jazz, through Metal and Pop, etc. "I love exploring new musical directions, contributing my personal character to novelty in the changing world of music" ... more
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