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NEGRA

2016

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8 members

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Renan Motta

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Leno Sacramento

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Sérgio Laurentino

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Shirlei Sanjeva

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Heraldo de Deus

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Taimara Luz

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Vanessa Carvalho

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Jonahthan Alisson

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