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Jul 13, 2012 1 hr

Horror Rises from Spain interviews Fabio Frizzi

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Horror Rises from Spain (https://horrorrisesfromspain.wordpress.com/) interviews the great Italian composer Fabio Frizzi in April 2011. He talks about his works with Lucio FUlci, television and many others, as a well as his introduction into music and his opinion of today's Italian cinema.

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