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El mejor lugar del mundo
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Isasa Madrid, Spain
Isasa composes and plays music for the acoustic guitar. He studied the American Primitive Guitar music of John Fahey, Glenn Jones, and Jack Rose, and his first recordings reflect their examples. But the blues, ragas, and reveries on his latest LPs show that he has learned their most important lesson; that to turn music into art, one must filter one’s influences through one’s life experiences. ... more
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