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Date: 2009-08-20 05:47:05 Spanish folk music Spanish music Bossa nova Aotea Fusion Turi Spanish culture Māori mythology Andalusian music Flamenco		Add to Reading List Source URL: northernclub.co.nz Download Document from Source Website File Size: 158,79 KB Share Document on Facebook

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	In the beginning was el cante—the song. ¶ The song was its own instrument. Its notes, rhythms, and timbres were carried by the currents of the Mediterranean and El Río Betis, today’s Guadalquivir, the routes follow DocID: 1oEmA - View Document
	Tarik & Julia Banzi, Al Andalus Ensemble Genetic Memories FILE UNDER: World Traditions, World Fusion, Acoustic, Andalusian www.Andalus.com An ensemble that focuses on music inspired by Moorish-ruled Spain during DocID: 1mGl6 - View Document
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	Aficionado -- an enthusiastic follower, fan or knowledgeable observer of flamenco. The word also means an amateur participant. Afillá -- a type of flamenco voice which is hoarse and earthy. Aire -- a description of the DocID: 1aR2I - View Document