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Carceris Tonalis (1995)
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[casi] nada (1998)
11:01
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Laudes (2017 – 2018)
11:39
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Somos (2011 – 2012)
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Retorno (2004)
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"El viajero cabalga el viento,
que lo lleva a tierras lejanas,
como un ave que emprende el vuelo,
sin dejar su rastro en el cielo".
Poema “Gozo del viajero” de Li Po (China, siglo VIII)
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"The traveler rides the wind,
That brings him to far-off lands,
Like a bird that flies away,
Without leaving its trail in the sky."
Poem by Li Po (China, 8th century)
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