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Diamante
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De Malvín a La Paz
03:22
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Terremoto
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Sandía
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Ya no Creía
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Los Cheques Montevideo, Uruguay
Era Abril o Mayo de 2005 y Juan había venido a Montevideo a tocar. Tocó un Viernes y el Sabado jugaban Danubio -Liverpool
en Jardines.
Olivier Viera era el juez, aparentemente invocucrado en un caso de emisión de cheques sin fondos.
La duda le bastó a un hincha que se pasó TODO el partido pegado al alambrado gritándole, "VIERA, tengo tus cheques , Viera vení a cubrir los cheques"
y ahí quedó.
... more
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