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El condor pasa
04:28
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Habanera
03:16
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A vucchella
02:36
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4. |
Gia il sole dal gange
02:29
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Parla più piano
03:33
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6. |
O mio babbino caro
02:22
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7. |
Annie's song
03:43
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8. |
The rose
05:00
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Once I had a sweetheart
04:09
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Wild mountain thyme
03:23
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11. |
O waly, waly
03:37
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Shenandoah
03:50
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La paloma
05:21
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Danny boy
03:20
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Trovatori Ludlow, UK
Acoustic opera duo who perform their own arrangements of songs from a wide range of genres, including classical and opera to folk and ballads. Trovatori blend their powerful voices with their Spanish guitars to create an entirely individual sound and style. ... more
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