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Escenas de la nada mirar
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A don Paez
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El errante
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El espejo y yo
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Mirar
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Milonguea
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La nueva vuelta
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De la nada
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Noelia Sinkunas Buenos Aires, Argentina
Música sesionista y compositora de música popular argentina. Ha trabajado como pianista y compositora en numerosos proyecto de tango, folklore, jazz, rock, cumbia y música clásica académica. Nominada a los Premios Gardel 2019 como mejor artista nuevo, y 2020 como Mejor Album de jazz, ... more
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