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Eduardo Marturet (born
September 19, 1953) is a
Venezuelan conductor and
composer represented by
Tempo Primo. He is the
Music Director and
Conductor of...
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Patricio Echegaray Communism Christian Democratic Party Mario Alfredo Marturet Christian democracy Intransigent Party Enrique Gustavo Cardesa Social democracy...
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Yamel Díaz Rodríguez †
Unplaced 1974
Distrito Federal Marisela Carderera Marturet Unplaced 1973 Táchira
Hilda Elvira Carrero García † Top 15 1972 Guárico...
- professionals,
including harpsichord player,
Abraham Abreu and
Eduardo Marturet. She pla****
piano with the Simón Bolívar
Symphony Orchestra, The Caracas...
- 1st Lt. Ramón
Duaso Fernández
Heavy Weapons Platoon: Lt.
Carlos María
Marturet 1 Platoon: Sub-Lieutenant
Carlos Osvaldo Aldao 2 Platoon: 2Lt. Leonardo...
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Isabel Herrera Orlando Urdaneta Cinematography Leonardo Henriquez Edited by
Cesar Jarowski Music by
Eduardo Marturet Country Venezuela Language Spanish...
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Rodner Padilla,
composer (Rodner Padilla,
Miami Symphony Orchestra;
Eduardo Marturet, conductor) "La
Minerva – III.
Himno a la Mujer" Juan
Pablo Contreras,...
- Constantinidis,
Gustavo Dudamel,
Ilyich Rivas,
Alfredo Rugeles and
Eduardo Marturet (who are
primarily international conductors),
Federico Ruiz (who also works...
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Bonita (exhibition), a 1988 art
exhibition by
Jorge Pizzani and
Eduardo Marturet Casa
Bonita (album), a 2007
album by
Luthea Salom Casa
Bonita (TV series)...
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Henry Martínez,
songwriter Mayré Martínez, pop singer-songwriter
Eduardo Marturet,
classical conductor Francisco Mata, folk singer-songwriter
Laudelino Mejías...
