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Ay ! quisiera
06:44
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La Tarara
01:21
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Café de chinitas
02:24
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Debajo de la hoja
01:08
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Las tres morillas
02:37
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Despierta la novia
02:07
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Los peregrinitos
02:07
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Nana de Sevilla
02:25
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Los cuatro muleros
01:43
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Sierra Bermeja
04:16
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El Alpargatero
01:58
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Guillaume Blache France
✽ Guillaume started playing guitar at age six. He has explored a wide variety of musical styles ranging from
classical/flamenco guitar to electric guitar experiments. Laureate of classical guitar competitions, he also received extensive training at the university and holds a Phd degree.
✽ lessons, booking, and other inquiries : guillaume.blache@gmail.com
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