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Paco Osuna @ Ultra Viva La Electronica, Rijeka Croatia 2013-01-24 is a DJ set from 2013-01-28, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with TacoMan & Jose M & Ro Garcia - To The Basics. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Paco Osuna @ Ultra Viva La Electronica, Rijeka Croatia 2013-01-24

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  1. 06:00
    To The Basics
    TacoMan & Jose M & Ro Garcia
  2. 10:00
    Wow Come On
    F.Sonik · FORMULA RECORDS
  3. 12:00
    Mientrastanto
    iPagan · WASABI RECORDS
  4. 16:00
    Balia (JUST2 Remix)
    Kenny Ground · SOUTHPARK RECORDS
  5. 21:00
    House Of Love (Luca M Remix)
    Alex Costa & Luca M
  6. 24:00
    Jetlag (Aldo Cadiz Remix)
    Marco Fender
  7. 28:00
    Touch Of Soul
    Daniel Dubb · AREA REMOTE RECORDS
  8. 32:00
    Nazca (Paco Osuna Remix)
    Toni Varga · ELROW MUSIC
  9. 36:00
    Be My Friend (M.in Remix)
    Darlyn Vlys · LEADERS OF THE NEW SCHOOL
  10. 40:00
    Beat Streetz
    R.U.X.
  11. 44:00
    Free Loop
    Alex Costa · INTACTO RECORDS
  12. 47:00
    Whiskey Town
    Toscano
  13. 52:00
    Drop Off
    DJ Madskillz · SUARA
  14. 58:00
    Swing It Up
    Moodz · SLEEP IS COMMERCIAL
  15. 1:04:00
    Hiphouse (Paco Osuna Remix)
    Lauhaus & Kabale Und Liebe · REJECTED
  16. 1:06:00
    Kalua
    Mario Ochoa · AVENUE RECORDINGS
  17. 1:10:00
    Cutz
    John Lagora & Bob Morane
  18. 18
    Everything
    Alexis Cabrera · MINDSHAKE RECORDS

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