Party ghosts flask and cigar in hand, band of penitents, drumsticks bones, skeletons and clapping hallmark of Canada production are the hallmarks of 'Today', the first video of Fiesta, second album The Well Dear. Opens today, Valentine's Day, but might have been more appropriate to leave it for Halloween.
One issue that has gained much from the arrangements and violin (not to mention the images of Luis Cervero) and has its peak when half of the song Ana Fernández Villaverde is the big question staring at the camera "What is death? "very simple, look and not see David Rodriguez" Beef. " I like very much in line with its debut Romancero but I still have not exhausted the formula.
Attention to the two and a half minutes off and making the jam session that displayed a helmet while credits for which no fault or the ghost of Ian Curtis. Nothing good happens Valentine's Day and whenever you look you see your hand to that person you're casting. What geek has been me, right? 
One issue that has gained much from the arrangements and violin (not to mention the images of Luis Cervero) and has its peak when half of the song Ana Fernández Villaverde is the big question staring at the camera "What is death? "very simple, look and not see David Rodriguez" Beef. " I like very much in line with its debut Romancero but I still have not exhausted the formula.
Attention to the two and a half minutes off and making the jam session that displayed a helmet while credits for which no fault or the ghost of Ian Curtis. Nothing good happens Valentine's Day and whenever you look you see your hand to that person you're casting. What geek has been me, right?
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