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Ascolto
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Novita
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Dire
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Rires
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Cordes
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Capirai
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Shy
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Te
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Alléluia
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Ghédalia Tazartès Paris, France
Ghédalia Tazartès, born in Paris, 1947 of Spanish Jewish parents from Thessaloniki, is an autodidact, playing the accordion, Tibetan bowl, percussion, flutes, tapes. The voice is his main instrument. He sings, speaks, in different languages, real or invented. He uses it like a shaman to create a unique music. He worked for dance, theater, film, and played worldwide. 20 records are out since 1974 ... more
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