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GRINDIN'

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a year ago
Co Creator: m_lecrepe
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Posted On: October 12th 2025, 06:59 pm
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🪁 Nueva entrevista en el canal de YouTube con Juantxo Arakama, aka @m_lecrepe, como invitado especial. Hablamos del boicot a Spotify y de las formas de luchar que tienen los artistas 📍 Enlace disponible en el perfil

💭 #JuantxoArakama #MonsieurLeCrepe #Podcast #GRINDIN #Tolosa
Comments (322)
metrosoy 6 months ago

metrosoy

A tope con esto

realenglishofficial 7 months ago

realenglishofficial

Spotify apesta y siempre ha apestado. Mucho antes de esto. Bravo 👏

mariareche 8 months ago

mariareche

Bravo! Valiente! ❤️

yolandaiglesias06 a year ago

yolandaiglesias06

👏👏👏👏👏

patcolomb a year ago

patcolomb

👏👏👏

f.brunet a year ago

f.brunet

👏👏👏

luiscoliseum a year ago

luiscoliseum

Yo también voy a retirar mis obras

ainhoaalos a year ago

ainhoaalos

Haundia haiz Juantxo🙌

neficastrogarcia a year ago

neficastrogarcia

Jajaja jajaja jajajaja no sé pierde nada. No te conocen ni en tu casa. Jajaja

silveenina a year ago

silveenina

Nesecitamos un sistema de striming para los ciudadanos que estan encontra del GENOCIDE

silveenina a year ago

silveenina

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

resistir.para.existir03 a year ago

resistir.para.existir03

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