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1. Blue Moods Of Spain: A History, Pt. 1 by Spain, released 07 December 1. Treacherous Jaywalkers - Phone Call 2. So Far Away From You 3. Gonna Die Song 4. To The Sea 5. Will Never Change 6. Long Gone 7. Love That I Have Lost 8. Hey Hey Hey 9. It Could Be Heaven Before It All Went Wrong White Sand I Could Be (The Only One)

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2. Dec 12,  · Song taken from "Blue Moods Of Spain: A History, Pt. 1". 13 previously unreleased tracks, page pdf booklet with liner notes, archival photos, song descriptions, album credits, and lyrics, all.

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6. Located in Valencia, mi from Puerto de Valencia, Lindala provides air-conditioned rooms and a bar. The location is perfect, only 5 minutes to the metro which connects you with the city center or if you want to visit the beach you can take a 10 minute walk from Lindala.

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9. Guernica, large oil painting by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso named for the Spanish city that German aircraft bombed in The work received mixed reviews when it was shown at the world’s fair in Paris, but it became an icon as it traveled the world in ensuing years.

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