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"Ódiame" by Los Tres Reyes from Romancing the Past
Los Tres Reyes, called the last great Mexican trío romántico, performs “Ódiame.” Gilberto Puente’s arrangement of this Peruvian waltz for the requinto has become a signature of the style he created.
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