Crónica de un parpadeo

Cast

Alejandro Jordá

as Batería

Mikel Izal

as Cantante y compositor

Emanuel 'Gato' Pérez

as Bajo

Alberto Pérez

as Guitarras

Iván Mella

as Teclados

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