Get all 92 Kasa de Orates releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Cioran
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La lengua muerta
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Machitún
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Kasa de Orates Chillán, Chile
Kasa de Orates & KDO's a project of the Chilean composer Manuel Knwell, who tries to take with his music the subconscious of the human being making a catharsis when listening to his music and in this way is how the people meet with the darkest of them, and Somehow they have to meet again, in order to live together and lead to freer and more peaceful life. contact: manuelknwell@gmail.com ... more
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