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Lucca Nagaraja

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Posted On: June 29th 2026, 09:17 pm
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@zerogroovecrew lançando Um trecho da @erykahbadu no Nosso ultimo show ano passado!
Agradecemos ao @recanto.munay pelo convite e hospitalidade incrivel de sempre.
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Comments (9)
leandrohandpan 4 months ago

leandrohandpan

Sensacional! Um privilégio prestigiar esse momento 🤟

linhobass 4 months ago

linhobass

🔥🔥

barzanleonardo 4 months ago

barzanleonardo

Wooww

wendelpiano 4 months ago

wendelpiano

Porrada

marcos.montanaro 4 months ago

marcos.montanaro

Espetacular

roonkus_poonkus 4 months ago

roonkus_poonkus

💫✨💫

falcao.dalua 4 months ago

falcao.dalua

🎶✨

recanto.munay 4 months ago

recanto.munay

Sempre uma prazer ter vocês aqui. Anciosa pra proxima noite

mjarico 4 months ago

mjarico

Muito bom!! Parabéns!👏👏👏

menezesmss 4 months ago

menezesmss

🔥🔥🔥

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