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Diavolo Diaul
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La Terre
02:18
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San Vito
03:37
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La Carpinese
04:54
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L'Acqua Della Funtana
03:10
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Nanna Nanna
04:16
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Santu Paulu
04:15
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Lu Rusciu Dellu Mare
02:35
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Femmene Femmene
03:29
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Brigante Se More
04:06
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Riturnella
04:50
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Tarantella Del Gargano
03:31
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Lu Core Meu
03:35
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