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TANGERINE DREAM Hyperborea

Hyperborea es el decimotercer álbum de estudio del grupo alemán de música electrónica Tangerine Dream. Publicado en noviembre de 1983​ destaca por ser el último disco de la denominada etapa «Virgin Years» ya que con este álbum finalizó el contrato que el grupo tenía con Virgin Records

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