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Voyager
00:33
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2&2
04:52
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Sur Ton
05:02
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Para-Raio
03:22
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A+B
04:34
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Catrina
04:28
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Apollo 11
01:03
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Banho-Maria
04:21
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1986
04:17
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Utopia
03:27
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Ballet
05:00
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12. |
Hubble
00:14
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Passiflora
04:23
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Poema em Linha Reta
05:41
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Glamour
04:28
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