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Español: Bárbara "Barbi" Recanati (n. Buenos Aires, Argentina, 28 de noviembre de 1986) es una cantante, compositora y guitarrista de rock de Argentina. Fue la vocalista y guitarrista rítmica de la agrupación de rock alternativo, garage y punk Utopians desde el año 2005 hasta su disolución 2017. En 2018 presentó su nuevo proyecto musical como solista. |
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