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BALBOA
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MAZATLAN I
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MAZATLAN II
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MAZATLAN III-V
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INDIAN BAROQUE
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GRANADA
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MEXECHO
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FORWARD
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VERA CRUZ 1864
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Bernard XOLOTL Paris, France
Painter, writer and musician, Bernard Xolotl figures among the pioneers of cosmic synth music next to Klaus Schulze and
others.
His main albums are "Music by Xolotl", "Journey to an Oracle", “Return of the Golden Mean”, “Prophecy”, “Procession”, “Last Wave”, “Mexecho”, “Tristany”, “Aftershocks”, “Time Lapses” and "Freedom in Lockdown.
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