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Visiones de la Virgen
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Multiverso
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Doppler
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Crucifijo
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Espacio temporal
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Las Visiones Guadalajara, Mexico
Un arsenal de sonidos hipnóticos y chirriantes, altos decibelios y distorsiones, voces como un eco
susurrante.
Gestados en la extensa escena del underground tapatío, el trio de forajidos sonicos: Pedro Romo (Guitarra/Voz), Richie Balas (Bajo) y Abel Álvarez (Batería) se reúne en 2017 para dar forma a Las Visiones.
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