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Francisco Palaviccini Sandoval (February 28, 1912 –
February 24, 1996), also
known as "Paquito"
Palaviccini, was a
Salvadoran composer and singer. Among...
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Petar Palaviccini or
Palavicini (Croatian:
Petar Palavićini; 15 June 1887 — 22
October 1958) was a
Croatian sculptor of
Italian ancestry.
Palaviccini was...
- El Salvador,
which was
created and po****rized by
Francisco "Paquito"
Palaviccini in Cojutepeque,
located in the
department of Cuscatlán in 1942. In June...
- was to be the "national dance"
which was
created and led by
Paquito Palaviccini's and his "Orquesta
Internacional Polio."[citation needed] That was one...
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Salvadoran music was
enriched by the son of a
Neapolitan emigrant,
Francisco Palaviccini (1912–1996), who was composer, director, saxophonist,
trumpeter and singer...
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written and
composed in 1942 by
Salvadoran singer-composer
Francisco Palaviccini,
creator of
Salvadoran genre xuc. It was
composed for the Cojutepeque's...
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Oscar Esperanza Palavecino (
Palaviccini) (born in the
ranch El Ñato,
Departamento Rivadavia, Salta, 1959-12-18) is an
Argentine folklore singer, also...
- was to be the "national dance"
which was
created and led by
Paquito Palaviccini's and his
Orquestra Internacional Polio".[citation needed] In
recent years...
- Germán Muñoz -
saxes Pablo Armitano and/or
Cecilio Comprés,
Ovidio Palaviccini, Luis Escalante,
Pedro Chaparro,
Rafael Velásquez, Juan S. Díaz - trumpets...
- of Fine Arts in Belgrade,
where he
first studied sculpture with
Petar Palaviccini then
painting under the
direction of
Mihailo Milovanović. From 1930,...
