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Matia san ke ta dika sou
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Je länger je lieber
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Old Homs
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A la mémoire du passé
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Imate li vino
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Hal Asmariloon
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Mostviertler Ländler
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Sedi Donka
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Gançum em ari ari
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Damast Duo Ghent, Belgium
Violinist Shalan Alhamwy from Syria and Belgian accordionist Jonas Malfliet together form Damast Duo. Damast is Dutch for the fabric damask, which originates from Damascus, the capital of Syria, and became very popular in Europe throughout history. This kind of cultural exchange also takes place in the duo. ... more
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