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Posted by Timeless Sounds on June 24, 2013

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Soy ¨ochenterisimo¨ Fanático de los Power Ballads. Aquí les dejo algunas de las que más me gustan:

Tesla - Love Song
Poison - Every ose has its Thorn
Skid Row - I´ll Remember You
Warrant - I saw Red
Motley Crue - Home Sweet Home
Bon Jovi - I´ll be there for you
Cinderella - Don´t know what you got till it´s gone
Def Leppard - Love Bites
White Lion - Broken Heart
Journey - Don´t Stop Believin´
Damn Yankees - High Enough

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