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Vito Lalinga – Senegal’s Love Desire
10,50€
Condizione disco: Mint
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É fuori "Black Bombay", il nuovo album di Rus 165 & Jama membri della crew hip hop torinese Foga Klan e del collettivo Riparia 72.
L'album è caratterizzato da atmosfere orientali e tematiche hardcore in un metaforico "viaggio senza ritorno verso Katmandu", per citare la title-track.
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