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Nancy Vieira

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Discography

Albums⁵

Manhã Florida2018 • AlbumTracks: 12

Cabo Verde Nos Raça2016 • AlbumTracks: 8

No Amá2012 • AlbumTracks: 12

Pássaro Cego2008 • AlbumTracks: 11

Segred2006 • AlbumTracks: 10

Singles¹

Manu1920 • SingleTracks: 1

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