Turmalina Spain
Desde Cádiz (ES), Turmalina tienen el poder de canalizar las malas vibraciones y las transforman en melodías repletas de matices que llegan a sobrecoger dentro de un mundo místico donde imperan los cambios de intensidad, las cuidadas letras y el gusto por los pequeños detalles. ... more
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