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The Martinez Brothers @ Blue Parrot Playa Del Carmen 2014-01-06 is a DJ set from 2014-01-09, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Fosky - Shiva. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

The Martinez Brothers @ Blue Parrot Playa Del Carmen 2014-01-06

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  1. 22:00
    Shiva
    Fosky · Crosstown Rebels
  2. 26:00
    Da Madness (The Martinez Brothers feat. Phil Weeks Edit)
    D'Julz · Bass Culture Records
  3. 30:00
    For Mepa Trate
    Dragosh · Desolat Music
  4. 36:00
    This One's For The Children ( Instrumental)
    Jimmy Edgar · Hotflush Recordings
  5. 38:00
    Purple Rain
    &ME · Keinemusik
  6. 44:00
    Handsome
    Sam Ball · Intec Digital
  7. 49:00
    The Other Side Of Bed
    Davide Squillace · Vendetta Records
  8. 1:02:00
    Shake That
    Dansson & Marlon Hoffstadt · FFRR Records
  9. 1:07:00
    El Ritmo De Verdad ( Extended)
    Lego
  10. 1:10:00
    Manos Libre
    Brothers' Vibe · Jersey Underground Recordings
  11. 1:27:00
    Tremble (Rhadow Remix)
    NTFO & Optick · Sintope Digital
  12. 1:27:00
    Mountain 003
    The Mountain People · Mountain People
  13. 1:37:00
    The Thinking Man
    Neurofunq
  14. 1:40:00
    Bigger Than Prince (The Martinez Brothers Remix)
    Green Velvet · Circus Recordings
  15. 1:49:00
    Welcome To The Jungle
    Thick Dick · Defected Records
  16. 1:53:00
    Strike
    Jimmy Edgar · Ultramajic
  17. 17
    Nesrib
    SIS · Get Physical Music

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