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recording covers. One of the songs is a thrash metal version of the tango Cambalache . Iorio commented that the lyrics of the song, written in the 1930s, were
Los Estómagos
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for Graffiti (a compilation featuring several rock bands of the era): Jugaste Sucio y Cambalache . Drummer Mariott had previously strayed away from the
Javier Vargas (musician)
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CD) (2011) Vargas Blues Band & Company (2012) Heavy City Blues (2013) From the dark (2014) Hard Time Blues (2016) Cambalache & Bronca (2017) King of the
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band appeared in two television programs, La movida del '90 and Siglo XX Cambalache and recorded their second full-length album, Ácido Argentino, with 150
Amelita Baltar
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and “Soledad” by Carlos Gardel, “Uno”and “Grisel” by Mariano Mores, “Cambalache ” and “Yira yira” by Enrique Santos Discépolo or “La última copa” by Francisco
Canóvanas, Puerto Rico
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following barrios, communities, sectors, or neighborhoods were in Canóvanas: Cambalache , Jardines de Palmarejo, Sector Quintas, La Central, Sector Pueblo Indio
Chicuelo (guitarist)
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toured extensively in Europe, Japan and the US. In 1996, Chicuelo recorded Cambalache with Guitarras Mestizas with whom he recorded two albums. In the same
Heavy Tango
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album tries to be a fusion of tango with heavy metal, inspired by glam metal band Bon Jovi's work of the late 1980s. Guevara co-produced and led the project
List of The Backyardigans episodes
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Background of other music: When the grumpy Emperor Austin denies the tea set, the first ten notes of Enrique Santos Discépolo's Cambalache are heard.
Bailando 2016
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Virgilio Expósito) 42 (6, 10, 7, 10, 9) Favio Posca & Soledad Bayona Tango «Cambalache » (Enrique Santos Discépolo) 42 (5, 10, 9, 10, 8) 24 October Anita Martínez