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Surface
06:48
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Unknown paradigms
06:53
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You jump
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Essence of distance
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Reaching beyond
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Immerse
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NendoDango Records Buenos Aires, Argentina
Nendo Dango arises to gather not only our music, but also to show a way to reach it, a way of construction in favor of the
collective. We believe that sound is like a nendo dango capsule, within all possibilities; every breath of each artist is crossed and transmuted, being one towards oneness, revealing unique and infinite sound-eco-system.
By Miguel Crozzoli, Paula Shocron and Pablo Díaz
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