Eslabon armado
Eslabon armado by i ❤ u May 19, 2022
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honestly they make the best music (not better than ivan cornejo tho)
here are some songs I recommend n ofc it’s Spanish music
HASTA LA MUERTE ft.ivan cornejo
regresa mami
jugaste y sufrí
SI SUPIERAS
ando más que mal
24 horas
cuando tú me miras
con tus besos
VETE A LA FREGADA
yh das it hope u like it <3
here are some songs I recommend n ofc it’s Spanish music
HASTA LA MUERTE ft.ivan cornejo
regresa mami
jugaste y sufrí
SI SUPIERAS
ando más que mal
24 horas
cuando tú me miras
con tus besos
VETE A LA FREGADA
yh das it hope u like it <3
eslabon armado by my fav singers/songs <3 March 22, 2023
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