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Bilhete para Filomena
01:06
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Búzio
03:32
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Canção do Mar Aberto
03:26
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Fado do Marujo
04:22
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Batalha do Lepanto
03:19
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Esfarrapado
03:09
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Ladeira da Calheta
03:58
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Rema
02:35
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Marinheiro
03:20
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Fado do Regresso
02:45
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Navio
04:16
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