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Abús/Arbre Barcelona, Spain
2002 Abús publica el seu primer disc 'Son', 2004 'Mèltic' amb Roger Mas, P.Fuster, À.Torío, G.Quintana i
H.Miquel.
'A can pistraus' 2006, i 2008 publica 'Esthels' amb la producció de Marc Parrot.
'Les trampes del sostre' s'edita el 16/12/11 per SensArt.
El 2013 crea l'espectacle Abús;de vista per tancar el projecte.
2020 torna sota el nom d' Arbre i 2022 publicarà Arbre3.
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