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Mirrors
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Fight For Life
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Petals
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We Are History
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Each Man To His Own
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El Perro del Mar Stockholm, Sweden
El Perro del Mar is the musical project founded 2003 in Gothenburg, Sweden by its sole member, Sarah Assbring. In 2015 a
deluxe edition of her debut album was released to celebrate its 10 year anniversary. El Perro del Mar's fifth album 'KoKoro' was released in 2016, hailed as her best album yet by press and fans alike.
'We Are History' (2018), a 6-track record is the darker appendix to 'KoKoro'
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