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Carol Passos

@carol.passoss

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Posted On: June 28th 2026, 01:21 pm

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dsclp amigos bateristas… mais uma vez alguém (@resegram) me emprestou a baqueta e tive q gravar 15seg de um groove pescocinho meio fora do tempo 🧚🏻

Comments (14)

dekoandrebatera

a month ago

dekoandrebatera

😍🥁

luarapadilha17

a month ago

luarapadilha17

❤️❤️ que massa 👏👏👏

leandro_pretto_virmond

a month ago

leandro_pretto_virmond

Me dá umas aulinhas kkk ❤️❤️

maguinhoalcantara

a month ago

maguinhoalcantara

👏👏👏👏

oficialigorsales

a month ago

oficialigorsales

❤️❤️

celiacardosobr

a month ago

celiacardosobr

😍😍

oluquinhasvoraz

a month ago

oluquinhasvoraz

Que issoooooo 🔥👏👏👏

daniellcassola

a month ago

daniellcassola

🔥

duduuxaa

a month ago

duduuxaa

toca meeeesmo🔥

duduuxaa

a month ago

duduuxaa

conta aí que molho todo é esse

alejpassos

a month ago

alejpassos

❤️

resegram

a month ago

resegram

Toca facil

glecioroberiode

a month ago

glecioroberiode

Sou mt teu fã aqui na Paraíba ❤️❤️❤️

andreapassosgastronomia

a month ago

andreapassosgastronomia

❤️❤️❤️

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