Get all 39 ESPLENDOR GEOMÉTRICO releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Pulsión +, Kosmos Kino (2023 reissue), Compuesto de Hierro+, Live in Utrecht + (expanded), Électriques!, 40 AÑOS NOS ILUMINAN Vol.1, 40 AÑOS NOS ILUMINAN Vol.2, Música y Electrónica Vol.2, and 31 more.
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40 Anni Di Luce 2
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Avanti
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Comodidad
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Trans
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Tribuna del Trabajo
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Villa
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