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Black and White
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Freedom of Tomorrow
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Starlight
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Generation
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Landing in Copenhagen
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Rafael Toral Portugal
Rafael Toral, born in Lisbon, has been bouncing between the music within sounds and the sounds beyond music since he was a teenager.
Booking: nelson@filhounico.com
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