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I Can Not Speak
03:26
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Don't Call Me A Machine
03:12
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Yes Sir
04:14
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E.V.O.L.
03:38
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Human Trafficker
05:56
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TERESA CABALLO Berlin, Germany
Berlin based music phenomenon
Teresa Caballos is like one of these fluorescent beings
which shine even in absolute darkness. His music drives you deep under the surface of the pulsing city, where you are encountered by ugliness and beauty leaves you waiting. And there he stands, bent over his table, the tip of his black shiny patent-leather shoe beats time into the ground.
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