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Recuerdos de Granada / Memoirs of Granada

Recuerdos de Granada / Memoirs of Granada by Brenda Hopkins Miranda buy album

Brenda Hopkins Miranda

Label: Zona Boricua Records
Released: 2009
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Track Listing

Miranda; El Regreso/The Return; Plaza Nueva; Mi Sacromonte; Flamenco Borincano; Vimaambi; Alas de Ilusion/Wings of Illusion; Chawarma; Huerto de Juan Rama; El Darro; Confeti; Ausencia/Absence.

Personnel

Brenda Hopkins Miranda
Brenda Hopkins Miranda

piano

Additional Personnel / Information

Brenda Hopkins Miranda: piano; Samuel Morales: bass(3, 4, 11); Aldemar Valentin: bass (1, 2, 5, 8, 10); Hector Matos: drums(3, 4, 11); Efrain Martinez: drums(1, 2, 5, 8, 10); Enrique "El Peru" Chavez: percussion (1-3,5, 6, 8-11); Carlos Sanchez: trumpet(3, 4, 11); Jeanne d'Arc S. Casas Panouze: dancing steps(6).


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