- (2011) Mi
guitarra canta (2011)
Eliades y la
Banda del Jigüe (2011) Lo más
reciente de
Eliades Ochoa (2012) El
Eliades que Soy (2014) Lost and
Found (2015)...
- Cluj-Napoca, and to high
schools in Bucharest, Sighişoara, and Reşiţa. The
Eliades'
house on
Melodiei Street was torn down
during the
communist regime, and...
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Eliades Acosta Matos (born
January 4, 1959, in
Santiago de Cuba) is a
Cuban politician, the
former director of Cuba's Jose
Marti National Library (1997–2007)...
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recorded in 1985 by
Compay Segundo's own group.[1] In 1987, he
approached Eliades Ochoa, who
agreed to
record a
version with the
Cuarteto Patria. However...
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Eliades 1996, pp. 41, 43. Dial &
Eliades 1996, p. 44. Dial &
Eliades 1996, p. 45. Dial &
Eliades 1996, pp. 44–45.
Magdol 1973, p. 268. Dial &
Eliades...
- idea for
interpreting religious behavior proposed by the
historian Mircea Eliade; it is a
belief expressed through behavior (sometimes implicitly, but often...
-
Eliade (Romanian pronunciation: [
eliˈade]) and
Eliad are
surnames used by
several Romanian people. They may
refer to any of the following: Ion Heliade...
- main performers.
Francisco Repilado, aka
Compay Segundo (vocals and tres)
Eliades Ochoa (vocals and guitar) Ry
Cooder (slide guitar)
Joachim Cooder, Ry's...
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culebra Jarabi Eliades tumbao 27
Dakan Nima
diyala A la luna yo me voy Para los
pinares se va
Montoro Benséma
Guantanamera Cuban musicians Eliades Ochoa – guitar...
- self-penned
opening track, Chan Chan, with
Eliades Ochoa as the
leading voice.
Cowboy hat
wearing Eliades Ochoa (b. 1946), who had
collaborated previously...
