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Posted On: November 1st 2026, 02:04 pm

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BURNING 50 ANIVERSARIO 🖤
La vitalidad infinita de Johnny Cifuentes ya no sorprende a nadie y este directo en la sala Riviera en 2024 es prueba de ello 🖤
Un disssscazo eléctrico cargado de clásicos que te obliga a girar los disco una y otra vez 🖤
Destacar la colaboración con el maestro Jorge Ilegal en “Esto es un atraco” 🖤
Disfruten del domingo y celebremos el 50 aniversario de Burning como se merece 🖤
Larga vida al Rock And Roll 🖤
#burning #vinylcolection

Comments (16)

stoneamador

15 hours ago

stoneamador

DISCAZO 🔥🔥🔥

mvg091

3 days ago

mvg091

Melodía para mí cerveza!

ivan_rt11

3 days ago

ivan_rt11

Y siempre Eterno Pepe Risi 🔥🎸

lupeguerreroh

3 days ago

lupeguerreroh

Hola Canco!!!! Acabamos de estar en el espectáculo de Zabaret. Nos ha gustado mucho. Soy Lupe, de "Carlos y Lupe". Gracias. 😘😘😘

aliciastardust

3 days ago

aliciastardust

Con los años cada vez soy más fan y descubro más nuevas canciones de ellos. Gran compra🔥

gimenezmanuelamartinez

3 days ago

gimenezmanuelamartinez

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

gabriela.pintos.5

4 days ago

gabriela.pintos.5

Familia.....asado.....y Rock and Roll recomendado.....ah....me olvidaba, un buen clericó!!!! Buen domingo!!!👋🇦🇷

israduran77

4 days ago

israduran77

🐊

sr.bicho

4 days ago

sr.bicho

"Esto es un atraco" con Jorge ilegal brutal

javi.noise.mov

4 days ago

javi.noise.mov

🔥🔥🔥🔥

curvismoeduardoroncero

4 days ago

curvismoeduardoroncero

🔥🔥🔥❤️

apoderado_

4 days ago

apoderado_

🙌🙌🙌🔥🙌🙌🙌

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Barbie and Ken having a fabulous Halloween night! 💖🎃✨
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ОПРОСТИТЕ ЊЕГОШЕ И СВЕТИ ПЕТРЕ, МИ ОДАВНО НИСМО ОНО ШТО СТЕ ВИ БИЛИ

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With each passing year, I’ve become a little more confident, less concerned with what others think of me, and more intentional about the people I surround myself with.

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And I think that’s what makes turning 30 feel so special to me. I’m not looking at it as the end of my twenties. I’m looking at it as the beginning of a chapter where I feel more confident and fulfilled.

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STILL: a zombie survival game where the town doesn’t wait for you

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