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Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos

Guardia ViejaGuardia NuevaGolden AgeNuevoRevival190019201935195519852000
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  • Aurora En Pekin1 Dance

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  • Y Los Cubanos Postizos1998 · 1 track
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  • Viva La Pepa1 Dance

Filmed dancing to Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos

Dancers filmed to Marc Ribot y Los Cubanos, the most filmed first: 2 in all. The number counts filmed performances: it is what the cameras caught, not who dances it most.

  1. Eugenia Parrilla1filmed once
  2. Yanick Wyler1filmed once

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  • EntryCampanas del recuerdo · Rafael Canaro y su Orquesta Argentina · 1936Recording
  • EntryVagabundo · Ricardo Tanturi · 1947Recording
  • EntryRemembranza · 1955Recording
  • EntryBuscándote · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1941Recording
  • EntryCurrito de la cruz · 1936Recording
  • EntryJulián · Osvaldo Fresedo · 1945Recording
  • EntryCopas amigas y besos · Francisco Lomuto · 1944Recording
  • EntryBolsillo · 1960Recording

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