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Harry Romero @ Subliminal 20 Years, Blue Parrot Playa Del Carmen, Mexico (The BPM Festival) 2017-01-08 is a DJ set on SoundCloud, listed by 1001Tracklists. It opens with Roberto Surace - El Messicano. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Harry Romero @ Subliminal 20 Years, Blue Parrot Playa Del Carmen, Mexico (The BPM Festival) 2017-01-08

soundcloud.com/harryromero/harry-romero-live-bpm-festival-blue-parrot-subliminal-20-year-anniversary-jan-8-2017-part-2
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Tracklist

  1. 1
    El Messicano
    Roberto Surace
  2. 2
    Fake
    Jesse Perez · Mr. Nice Guy Records
  3. 3
    Believe In Me
    Hot Lipps Inc.
  4. 4
    Give It To You
    Solardo · Snatch! Records
  5. 5
    Maria Gasolina
    Ross Evans
  6. 6
    Swagon
    Detlef · Repopulate Mars
  7. 7
    Lovin You
    Midnite Jackers
  8. 8
    Burner King (Noir Shorter Edit)
    Santos
  9. 9
    Mexico City
    Yousef & Hector · Circus Recordings
  10. 10
    House Music Is...
    Brett Gould · Snatch! Records
  11. 11
    All I Want (Technasia Remix)
    Chus & Ceballos · Stereo Productions
  12. 12
    Night @ The Black
    Harry Romero
  13. 13
    Vibrate
    Audiojack & Kevin Knapp · Hot Creations
  14. 14
    He's Alright (Basement Boys Handclap)
    Jasper Street Company · Virgin Records
  15. 15
    Yeke Yeke ( Afro-acid Remix)
    Mory Kante · Polydor
  16. 16
    Soul Makossa
    Shovell & The Latin Hooligans
  17. 17
    La Revolucion
    Harry Romero · Suara
  18. 18
    My Beat (Wade Remix)
    Veerus & Maxie Devine · Suara

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