Nino Bravo: A Radiant Voice in Spanish Popular Song
The life, vocal technique and legacy of Nino Bravo, the Spanish singer whose Libre, Un beso y una flor and Noelia outlived a tragically brief career.
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Musicians, performers, song and sound creation.
The life, vocal technique and legacy of Nino Bravo, the Spanish singer whose Libre, Un beso y una flor and Noelia outlived a tragically brief career.
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