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Old 03-27-2013, 10:17 AM   #5 (permalink)
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^ Thanks for the kind comment, Miss P.

Yes, as the gypsies moved from India and into Europe, they must´ve picked up a real mix of influences. When I have time I might investigate a bit more, because at the moment, between you and rostasi, I feel really out of my depth.

Rostasi, I also liked your Victor Gore clip very much, especially the sound of the plucked string instrument that accompanies the accordian. Any idea what it might be ?

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Unfortunately, it has about the same reputation
as rembetika in Greece.
This remark had me puzzled though; I wonder what rembetika is, and what reputation it has.
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