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Idomeni
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L'uomo in rivolta
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La cumpa
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Magia
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L'Arbos
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Padiglione 25
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Sirena
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Spegne tutto
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Arbos Genoa, Italy
Band genovese.
Lorenzo Calza, voce;
Antonio Isu, chitarra;
Massimiliano
Passarella, basso;
Davide Bonfanti, ghironda e tromba;
Adriano Pitzalis, tamburi.
Il nome evoca una fabbrica piacentina che entrò in autogestione negli anni Settanta.
"Un rock con l'impegno e la erre arrotata, la passione e la cocciutaggine"
Pier Andrea Canei, su Internazionale
... more
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