1. |
Despertando Del Silencio
03:35
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2. |
Pasadizo
01:58
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3. |
Los Filos
02:58
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4. |
Sobrevivir
02:48
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5. |
No Voy A Caer
02:43
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6. |
Llamando A La Puerta
03:30
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7. |
En La Cima
03:02
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8. |
Cambiar
02:50
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9. |
Algo Más
02:27
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10. |
Los Pasos En La Lluvia
02:59
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12. |
No Hables Más
02:58
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13. |
Contra Lo Que Soy
04:04
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14. |
Mirada Gris
02:45
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15. |
Nada Queda Por Perder
03:47
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16. |
Escapar [Bonus Track]
02:25
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