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Millbranch String Theory
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Bäitoník Configuration
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track 2:
Quizo cantar, cantar para olvidar/He wanted to sing, sing to forget
su verdadera vida de mentiras/his real life full of lies
y recordar, recordar/and remember, remember
su mentirosa vida de verdades/his illusory life of truths
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Bäitoník Configuration Bloomington, Indiana
Viridiana Benitez (trumpet), Stephen Harms (cello/bass), and Francisco J. Parada formed Bäitoník Configuration in 2010 while
living in Bloomington, IN. USA.
They went on a hiatus in 2012.
A posthumous album will be released in 2015 (fjparada.com).
Francisco J. Parada's new projects:
fjparada.com
Stephen Harms' new project:
nativeharrow.com
... more
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