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Mar 10, 2018 12 min

Folklore, con Héctor Bannon

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Héctor Bannon y el folklore en Cambalache. https://www.hectorbannon.com/ Músico-Cantante-Guitarrista. Música para Bodas, Ceremonias, Cócteles, Recepciones. Canciones en Español, Ingles e Italiano. Amenización. Animación. Música latina, décadas. Variedad y Versatilidad.

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