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Posted On: June 2nd 2026, 08:59 am
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im back home and I cant thank you enough for this truly amazing Latin American tour. in a week time i played 6 cities representing my label @triprecordings and my sound, creating a very different vibe and a sonic landscape suitable for each place. from huge festival size stages to small intimate pop-up events, all were really special and left something in my 💓 that I will never forget. muchas gracias de mi corazon Quito, Bogota, Rio, Buenos Aires, Tucuman and Montevideo. I really appreciate you and all the people who put so much time, care and love in organizing these events. Special thanks to @fran.ziz.ca @vldmrdbshkn @pampadj @valesuchi @ptas__vampiras @joao.lagrima.de.ouro @natturaxx and all other artists supporting us and playing earlier slots🌸
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I just don’t understand why they have to laugh why does this happen to me so much?
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