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Música d'Arrel Tradicional de les Illes Balears
Web page of xeremier (bagpipe player) Pere Joan Martorell i Rodríguez.
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Banda Municipal de Xeremies de Palma
Web by Teodor Salvà García, founder and director of the Palma municipal school and band of Xeremies.
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Traditional music band.
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Music band formed by musicians from different groups, that joins rock and folk.
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Web page of the group o bagpipers Xeremiers de Son Roca: Tomeu Camps (xeremies) and Pere Joan Martorell (fabiol and tamborino).
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Web page of the traditional music group Xaloc Música founded in 1992.
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Mallorcan group founded in Palma in 1994. Traditional music.
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Page by Pep Toni, musician who collaborates in different folk music groups on Mallorca.
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Popular Mallorcan music.
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Musica Nostra began in 1981 with very clear objectives: investigation and production of Mallorcan music to keep it alive, presenting it on the island and other places, as an element of the aspect of the island's own culture.
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Web by Música Nostra, Ximbomba Atòmica, Xeremiers de Sa Calatrava and Pep Toni Rubio.
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The duo of Xeremiers de Sa Calatrava, comprising Pep Toni Rubio (Pipe and drum) and Pep Rotger (Bagpipes) began in 1975, in the Sa Calatrava area of Palma, that gave them their name.
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Page dedicated to the Mallorcan group of Celtic folk music, Calenda Maia.
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