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Radèl
05:46
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L'Antarame
03:50
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La maison vers l'Aubraie
04:22
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Cueillir
06:07
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Les grands chevaux
02:28
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Rivage
03:11
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Consolation
05:47
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Belle Arché Lou Paris, France
Belle Arché Lou is an acoustic-instrumental project founded in France by brothers Alexis and Wesley Paul in the end of 00'. They mainly play the vibraphone and the nylon-string guitar. Their new LP "Radèl" is available in 2019.
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