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Leandro Da Silva - The Lizard 021 2020-04-28 is a DJ set by Leandro Da Silva from 2020-04-28, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Dennis Cruz - Los Libros. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Leandro Da Silva - The Lizard 021 2020-04-28

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  1. 00:00
    Los Libros
    Dennis Cruz · CROSSTOWN REBELS
  2. 05:00
    I Want Your Love
    Massivedrum & Jazzy 22 · BLACK LIZARD
  3. 08:50
    Hallelujah
    Will Clarke · ALL WE HAVE IS NOW
  4. 13:00
    Weekends
    Spooner Street · PINK LIZARD
  5. 16:00
    Supernature
    Leandro Da Silva · BLACK LIZARD
  6. 20:30
    Yeke (Enzo Siffredi Remix)
    Sparrow & Barbossa · WIRED
  7. 25:45
    Nursery
    Gene Farris · TOOLROOM
  8. 29:00
    Here Once Again
    Luca Debonaire & Leandro Da Silva · RAWTONE BLACK
  9. 31:50
    Colombian Soul (Sllash & Doppe Remix)
    Mark Knight & D.Ramirez · TOOLROOM TRAX
  10. 34:20
    On Board
    Dennis Cartier · BLACK LIZARD
  11. 37:40
    Jack My Body
    N-You-Up · PAPA
  12. 41:00
    All The Ladies
    Fatboy Slim & Eats Everything · SOUTHERN FRIED
  13. 44:04
    Need You
    Miguel Nuas & Convertini · BLACK LIZARD
  14. 48:30
    Blow Up The Night
    Leandro Da Silva & Ivan Cappello · SPRS
  15. 52:40
    Soul Groove
    URBØI · MUSICAL FREEDOM
  16. 54:40
    Tu Tambor (Kryder Mix)
    Cato Anaya & RS|AM · SPRS
  17. 56:40
    Desire
    Eli Brown · SUBJEKT

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