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Nasim Elyasi

Nasim Elyasi

Nasim is a San Francisco-based writer. She loves music, words, and being outside. You can find her on the couch watching “No Reservations” with her cats, or anywhere there is live music.

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San Fermin © 2021
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Today’s Song: San Fermin and The Districts Explore Emptiness with “Nothingness”

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