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Devil´s Harvest
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Dead Camera
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La Lubitsch Ciudad Autónoma De Buenos Aires, Argentina
La Lubitsch started a long time ago, before any of the members where even born. Ernst Lubitsch, the great director, rescued
from the past what he thought was delicious and with his very personal touch he turned it into gold.
It is what we pretend to do, perhaps you won´t find any gold in it, maybe just a smile, but as long as you hear we´re happy.
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