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Dead Man’s Bones, la banda de Ryan Gosling, regresa con un nuevo sencillo

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Se acerca Halloween, y también el regreso de Dead Man’s Bones, la banda de Ryan Gosling y Zach Shields —el director de la próxima precuela de Weapons y escritor de Godzilla vs. Kong —.

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