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beyond the light

Nelson Pabon 1977-2007

Perrito!... un abrazo a lo Clint Eastwood en 'Por un punado de dolares'.
Pero como? Charles Bronson no esta en esa pelicula...
Queda pendiente la cerveza y bueno, pues aqui ya me baje unas a nombre suyo. Van unas canciones +1 bonus track, de esas que siempre terminabamos escuchando, intoxicados de noche y blues con Gio. Que mal, que mal que yo estuve tan lejos, y que bien nos pudimos reunir este anio, pero que diablos!!!. Queda pendiente la proxima reunion. Un abrazo a la distancia.

Espero que le guste la musica, no encontre nada de Kaleth Morales!!! (risas!)
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Darko said…
Gracias amigo.... gracias por todo, por todo lo que compartimos, me sigue doliendo que no estuve alla en estos dias. Fue su desicion, siempre la supimos, yo la respeto mucho. Me duele que la proxima vez que vaya a esa puta ciudad nada va ser como antes. Abrazos!!!
4:09 PM
gloqui said…
Esto es en serio? Que mal. Yo lei los 2 blogs de él, me parecian muy interesantes. Muy triste esto.
12:30 AM
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