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• Tommy figured the name was pronounced LAY-zar, but the guy corrected him. —  AHMM, April 2002
• Through Áurea (a type of Peruvian lily), Keezer assembled an array of familiar and new collaborators who would participate in varying combinations: Hugo Alcázar, Peruvian percussionist who handles the trapset for Peruvian trumpeter Gabriel Alegria's band; Nigerian bassist Essiet Essiet; Argentinean vocalist Sofia Koutsovitas; and American musicians, drummer and trio-mate Jon Wikan; alto / soprano saxophonist and frequent cohort Steve Wilson; guitarists Mike Moreno and Peter Sprague; and tenor saxophonist Ron Blake.
• According to transport minister René Cortázar, suspension of state financial support, coupled with factors such as oil price increases, would result in a 650-peso fare. —  Business News Americas - Top Stories
• A zarzuela (pronounced zar zway 'la) is a Spanish musical that blends the brilliance of Broadway with the passion of opera. —  BroadwayWorld.com Featured Content
• He hopes Sala-zar's pending appointment to head the Interior Department will help Mancos get the money. —  Durangoherald.com

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