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Natalie Gioia - Barvy Podcast 2020-12-24 is a DJ set by Natalie Gioia from 2020-12-24, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Mintall - Carol Of The Bells. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
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Natalie Gioia - Barvy Podcast 2020-12-24
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times as the source listed them- 02:37Carol Of The BellsMintall · BARVY
- 05:32Christmas DaysArmin van Buuren · Armada Music
- 09:11Hold Me (Christmas Mix)Teddy Beats · Armada Music
- 12:23Winter Wonderland (Lyod Remix)Sam Feldt · Self Released
- 16:06Show Me The WayVintage Culture & Shapeless & PADOX · Vintage Culture
- 19:43All I Want For Christmas Is YouNora Van Elken · Eternal Nights
- 25:05EnchantmentNora En Pure · Enormous Tunes
- 27:33Reality (Christmas Mix)Lost Frequencies · The Bearded Man
- 30:20Addicted (Bobina Christmas Mix)Bobina · Magik Muzik
- 35:03It's A Fine DayDJ DimixeR & Serge Legran & Murana · Effective Records
- 38:09Last ChristmasMATTN & Sylver & Dino Warriors · Smash The House
- 40:18Ones You MissR3HAB · CYB3RPVNK
- 43:40Do They Know It's ChristmasNERVO & Tiscore · Smash The House
- 46:30Merry Christmas EveryoneVIZE & Leony · Smash The House
- 50:05Feliz Navidad (Yves V Edit)F4ST · Smash The House
- 52:24Jingle BellsMintall · BARVY
- 56:20Christmas Time (Dino Warriors & MATTN Remix)Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs. Armin van Buuren & Brennan Heart · Smash The House
- 18Santa Claus Is Coming To TownDimitri Vegas & Like Mike & R3HAB · Smash The House
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