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Canciones folklóricas de América (Folk
Songs of America) is the
third studio album by
Chilean singer-songwriter Víctor Jara, and
second by
Chilean folk...
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released a book in 1964
titled "Canciones
folkloricas con Los Chachareros:
Exitos del Momento" ("Folkloric
songs with Los Chachaleros:...
- 1968, Jara
released his
first collaborative album entitled, "Canciones
folklóricas de América" (Folkloric
Songs of America), with Quilapayun. In 1970, Jara...
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