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Los Peces en el Río
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Fum, Fum, Fum
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En el Portal de Belén
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Noche de Paz
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Blanca Navidad
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G et al. Austin, Texas
A native Austinite, G started writing songs spontaneously in 2020, at 56. It just happened. She calls her songs microsongs (life-specific). G writes the lyrics and melodies and collaborates with local musicians who do the musical instrumentation and arrangements. She loves including other people in her projects. It's the "et al." ("and others") in the artist name. Maybe you'll participate one day! ... more
G et al. recommends:
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This is one of my all-time favorite go-to albums. Rich Malley is an amazingly talented musician and uses his imagination to create unique and fun songs. Give it a whirl!
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