Ve hacia la ventana
from Aprender A Ser: Extended by Mint Field
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from Aprender A Ser: Extended,
released August 30, 2024
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Mint Field Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico City’s Mint Field creates a unique blend of avant dream pop and shoegaze with some touches of trip hop that explore
the nostalgia and melancholy of daily life. The band is led by Estrella del Sol and Sebastian Neyra.
NA tom@anniversarygroup.com
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