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Estamos Unidos
05:52
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Limits
01:37
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Heart Chakra
02:26
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Wristwatch
02:22
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Quechua
01:28
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Unfold
06:06
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25
05:38
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Por El Dia
01:12
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9. |
Harbor
03:58
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23
04:12
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All of Me
08:34
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Butterfly
02:18
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Indigo Child
04:10
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La Espiritista Seattle, Washington
La Espiritista (They/Them) is a writer, performer and healer based out of Seattle, WA (occupied Duwamish land). They are the author of “Butterfly: Una Transformación,” a collection of poetic prayer which speaks about the process of inner transformation through four phases of metamorphosis: release. renewal. retreat. rebirth. Their art is a manifestation of their exploration of queer spirituality. ... more
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