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It played in New York, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, on April 17; on Friday night, it came to the Harman Center for the Arts. Manuel de Falla (1876-1946) was profoundly curious about Spanish traditions, particularly flamenco and the form of deep Gypsy singing known as “Cante jondo” which gave it birth, and he certainly worked them into his music.
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There were photos of Carol with her daughter Cante, a young lady that was the center of her own heart, and with her mother, brothers and sisters.
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A nonprofit group called Cante manages many of the projects and also Stirling Dickinson's orchid gardens in Atascadero, Santo Domingo 38.
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A nonprofit group called Cante manages many of the projects and also Stirling Dickinson's orchid gardens in Atascadero, Santo Domingo 38.
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A nonprofit group called Cante manages many of the projects and also Stirling Dickinson's orchid gardens in Atascadero, Santo Domingo 38.
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A nonprofit group called Cante manages many of the projects and also Stirling Dickinson's orchid gardens in Atascadero, Santo Domingo 38.
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Cante – Croix had an adored mother; but to win a letter from me, and the words, ‘I am satisfied,’ he fell in the thick of the fight.
Two Poets 2007
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A nonprofit group called Cante manages many of the projects and also Stirling Dickinson's orchid gardens in Atascadero, Santo Domingo 38.
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Cante – Croix had an adored mother; but to win a letter from me, and the words, ‘I am satisfied,’ he fell in the thick of the fight.
Two Poets 2007
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A nonprofit group called Cante manages many of the projects and also Stirling Dickinson's orchid gardens in Atascadero, Santo Domingo 38.
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