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Baco Exu do Blues reúne sucessos da carreira em shows em São Paulo e no Rio de Janeiro

11.06

Baco Exu do Blues confirmou dois shows para o começo de 2027: sexta, 22 de janeiro, no Espaço Unimed, na Barra Funda, em São Paulo, e sábado, 23 de janeiro, na Fundição Progresso, na Lapa, no Rio de…

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