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Lord Esperanza returns with his new exclusive title “Audigier (SkulaBanks)”, back from his North American tour, the artist brought us one of the most emblematic artists of the Quebec scene in his suitcases, the young Fouki.

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Both gathered in a low-fat production composed by Piège, the duo is found on common codes: trap to the points of humor and refrains that are anchored in the heads. Discover below his crazy and fresh clip shot in the streets of Montreal.