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La plus bath des Java
04:30
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Un p'tit brun de musette
02:20
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La fille que j'aime
04:05
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La foule
02:37
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La valse brune
04:10
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Salade de fruits
03:56
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Riquita
03:31
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Viva Espana
04:16
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Quand la mer monte
02:37
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Un gamin de Paris
03:34
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Le père Géray
04:44
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Tue-Loup Pays de la Loire, France
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