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"A portrait of Federico Fiumani (leader of historic Italian Dark-wave band named Diaframma)"

A portrait of Federico Fiumani (leader of historic Italian Dark-wave band named Diaframma).

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  • Federico Fiumani

    Federico Fiumani

    Self

  • Flavio Sciolè

    Flavio Sciolè

    Self (voice)

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A portrait of Federico Fiumani (leader of historic Italian Dark-wave band named Diaframma).

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