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The Edge Of The World
03:47
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Scientist
03:28
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Roardin
04:06
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Icarus
04:00
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Here To Stay
04:56
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Magic Powers
02:30
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Remember Me
04:19
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Thorns And Roses
03:34
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Into Her Eyes
03:27
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Desde Adentro
04:18
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Marcela Bovio Eindhoven, Netherlands
Marcela Bovio is a Mexican soprano known for her melancholic, emotional voice and her work with bands like Stream of Passion, Ayreon, The Gentle Storm, The Gathering and Maiden United. This year she’ll be releasing her first solo album, “Unprecedented”; accompanied solely by a string quartet, she explores a wide array of emotions: from the wildest dreams to the deepest fears. ... more
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