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Abel Ramos @ Federal Music Festival Winter Edition, Brazil 2012-06-15 is a DJ set from 2012-07-01, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Miike Snow - Devil's Work (Dirty South Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
Abel Ramos @ Federal Music Festival Winter Edition, Brazil 2012-06-15
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times as the source listed them- 05:00Devil's Work (Dirty South Remix)Miike Snow · Phazing Records
- 10:00AliveDirty South & Thomas Gold · Phazing Records
- 15:00Rise (Dirty South Edit)Michael Brun · Phazing Records
- 19:00PressureStarkillers & Alex Kenji · Spinnin' Records
- 24:00Walking AloneDirty South & Those Usual Suspects · Phazing Records
- 29:00Plan BSebjak
- 35:00In My Mind (Axwell Remix)Ivan Gough & Feenixpawl · Axtone Records
- 40:00The Wave (Thomas Gold Remix)Miike Snow · Axtone Records
- 45:00BongDeniz Koyu · Refune Records
- 48:00Be vs. I Found You vs. Knas vs. Coming Home (Abel Ramos Mashup)Steve Angello & Laidback Luke vs. Axwell vs. Diddy Dirt Money & Dirty South
- 53:00Coming Home Aerodynamic Quasar (Ken Loi Bootup)Diddy Dirty Money & Dirty South vs. Daft Punk vs. Hard Rock Sofa
- 54:00KidsosSebastian Ingrosso · Refune Records
- 13Flash (Nicky Romero Remix)Green Velvet · Relief Records
- 14Awooga Flashback (Oli Geir Mashup)Calvin Harris
- 59:00EpicSandro Silva & Quintino · Musical Freedom Records
- 59:00The EdgeHard Rock Sofa & Swanky Tunes · Wall Recordings
- 17Otherside ( Acappella)Red Hot Chili Peppers · Warner Music UK
- 18Open Your Heart ( Acappella)Axwell & Dirty South · Axtone Records
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