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Rukrukbīts 1
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Lidojošo cūku uznāciens
00:54
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Marko Polo
03:42
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Uci uci / Dīvas dzīve
03:01
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Maigoņa ārija
02:45
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Naudas triki
03:18
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Rukrukbīts 2
00:29
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Joriks no Mēness
03:12
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Johanna un Hikapuiši
02:57
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Rukrukbīts 3
00:16
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Lidojums
03:19
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Šubrovskis Riga, Latvia
Dziesminieks, ansambļu Manta, Juuk, Gaujarts, Hospitāļu iela, Kartāga dalībnieks. Teātra un kino dziesmu un mūzikas autors.
Singer-songwriter, participant of several alternative bands and solo artist.
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