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Diego Morales

Diego Morales

Diego Morales writes all sorts of things: documentary podcasts, tv pilots that don’t get picked up, a million press releases for indie albums and one incomplete novel that he promises to finish before turning forty. The constant through all that has always been a knack for explaining the world through songs.

Diego Morales
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