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Bulbasaur
Bulbasaur is a grass/poison type Pokémon that evolves into Ivysaur. Bulbasaur is also one of the three starter Pokémon in Red/Blue.
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Charmander
Charmander is the fire-type starter Pokémon first seen in Pokémon Red/Blue. Charmander uses the power of its fiery tail to attack the enemy and eventually evolves into Charmeleon.
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Charmeleon
Charmeleon is a fire-type Pokémon first found in Pokémon Red/Blue. Charmander evolves from the fire-type starter Pokémon Charmander and eventually into Charizard, all while using his awesome fiery powers.
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Squirtle
Squirtle is a Water-type starter Pokémon from the original Pokémon Red/Blue. With enough experience it can evolve into a Wartortle.
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Wigglytuff
Wigglytuff is a normal/fairy type Pokémon that evolves from Jigglypuff with a Moon Stone.
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Zubat
Zubat is a Poison/Flying type Pokémon that evolves into Golbat.
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Sandslash
Sandslash is a ground type Pokémon that evolves from Sandshrew.
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Nidorina
Nidorina is a poison type Pokémon that evolves from Nidoran (female) and can evolve into Nidoqueen with a Moon Stone.
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Vulpix
Vulpix is a fire type Pokémon that evolves into Ninetales with a Fire Stone.
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Gloom
Gloom is a Grass/Poison type Pokémon that evolves from Oddish and can evolve into Vileplume with a Leaf Stone, or Bellossom with a Sun Stone.
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Paras
Paras is a Bug/Grass type Pokémon that evolves into Parasect.
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Alakazam
Alakazam is a psychic-type pokemon from the original Pokemon Red/Blue. As the evolution of Kadabra, Alakazam is the third in a line of powerful spoon-bending psychics.
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Poliwrath
Poliwrath is a water/fighting-type pokemon first found in the original Pokemon Red/Blue. Poliwrath is the evolved form of Poliwag and Poliwhirl, and it loves to get up-close and personal, using its confusing belly to misdirect opponents before it goes in for the final punch.
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Mankey
Mankey is a fighting-type pokemon first featured in the original Pokemon Red/Blue. Mankey uses its dense form to the fullest advantage, dodging nimbly as it strikes blows on its opponents.
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Tentacruel
Tentacruel is a water/poison-type pokemon first found in the original Pokemon Red/Blue. Tentacruel is the evolution of Tentacool, its spindly tentacles more numerous and more poisonous.
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Farfetch'd
Farfetch'd is a Normal/Flying type Pokémon. Farfetch'd is very protective of its leek, and can use the vegetable to attack opponents, even as Farfetch'd moves out of harm's way.
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Voltorb
Voltorb is an electric-type pokemon first found in the original Pokemon Red/Blue. Voltorb is commonly mistaken for a hidden pokeball, often to the detriment of the one who finds it.
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Rhyhorn
Rhyhorn is a ground/rock-type pokemon first found in the original Pokemon Red/Blue. Rhyhorn has a short stocky body that it uses to full advantage by rushing opponents to hit them with his horn-adorned head. It evolves into Rhydon when it reaches level 42.
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Tangela
Tangela is a grass-type pokemon first found in the original Pokemon Red/Blue. Tangela uses vines growing out of its body to obscure it so that only its eyes and feet can be seen.
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Mr. Mime
Mr. Mime is a psychic-type pokemon from the original Pokemon Red/Blue. Like his name indicates, this pokemon doesn't say much - but watch out! Mr. Mime can copy even the most deadly attack and use it as its own.
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No eran simples reproductores; eran monolitos de deseo, el centro de gravedad de cualquier bar que se respetara, un artefacto que transformaba un puñado de monedas en el derecho absoluto de imponer tu estado de ánimo a toda una habitación.
El Altar de Monedas y Neón: Las rockolas (o sinfonolas, para los puristas del barrio) exigían un compromiso:
LA SELECCIÓN: Pasar las páginas buscando ese single que definiera tu noche, no eran solo decoración; eran un faro para los corazones rotos y los buscadores de juerga. Ver el brazo robótico seleccionar el vinilo —y más tarde el CD— era un espectáculo de precisión analógica. Había alma en ese movimiento.
DE LA GLORIA AL PIXEL: Hoy, la tecnología ha "evolucionado" a cajas digitales con pantallas táctiles y karaoke con millones de canciones, pero han perdido el peligro. Antes, elegir la canción equivocada en el bar equivocado podía costarte una mirada pesada o una pelea; ahora, la música es un murmullo de fondo sin peso.
La rockola clásica SIGUE VIVA solo en los rincones que aún valoran lo retro no como moda, sino como resistencia. Es el eco de una época donde la música se tocaba, se pesaba y se pagaba ᶜᵒⁿ ᵐᵉᵗᵃˡ al artista.

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