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Trying To Get Home
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Fathers & Sons
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The Last Dance
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Sad Wing
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Off Topic
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Sunday
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Infinite Now! Valladolid, Spain
Infinite Now! are:
Javier Nieto: vocals, guitars
Víctor Recio: Hamond, electric piano, keys
Ruben García: drums
Rober Guitiérrez: guitars, background vocals
Francisco Fernández: bass
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