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Alquimia & Ledesma, JL Fernandez

Dead Tongues

(Recommended Records

- Great Britain)

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Personnel:

Alquimia-vocals, backing vocals, keyboards, sampler, percussion, flute

Julio Sandoval-bass

Arturo Romo-percussion

Jose Luis Fernandez Ledesma-piano [Rhodes], flute, synthesizer, percussion

Alison Blunt-alto saxophone, tenor saxophone

Ramon Nakash-violin

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UPC: 752725005623

Label: Recommended Records
Catalog ID: ReR ALQ1
Squidco Product Code: 886

Format: CD
Condition: NEW
Released: 1996
Country: Great Britain
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Recorded between 1994 and 1995 in Mexico City and London by JL Fernandez Ledesma.

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"(MEXICO) Atmospheric, evolving, intricate and layered; a suite of fine compositions and carefully crafted sounds. Consistent creation of another place, another time."

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