MAJOR MUSIC ARTISTS - PARAGUAY
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| Trash Melodies |
DESCRIPTION: Trash Melodies are an orchestra based in Paraguay whose musical instruments are made out of recycled materials.
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COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: PARAGUAY
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- Story on Trash Melodies in 'The Week' Magazine - http://theweekmagazine.tumblr.com/post/12604923791/kateoplis-a-violinist-of-paraguayan-symphonic
| Parent Category Page Links: | Music Artists / Outfits - Paraguay |
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