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Aether
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Kaputlan Kapukon Át
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Égi Messzeségek
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A Szárny
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Logos
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A Mindenség Hívása
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Asha
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The Moon And The Nightspirit Hungary
Brought to life in 2003, the Hungarian entity known as The Moon And The Nightspirit signifies a unique interpretation of World Music enhanced by a bewitching pagan aura where threads of ancient mysticism combine with dreamy atmospheres. Ágnes, singer and multi-instrumentalist, is also responsible for the paintings which bring to The Moon And The Nightspirit's music a fantasy-setting. ... more
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