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Roberto Parra
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Roberto Parra Sandoval (* Santiago, Chile, 1921 - † Santiago, Chile, 21 de abril, 1995), a.k.a "el Tío Roberto" was a musician, song-writer, and chilean folklorist, part of the legendary Parra family, to wiich also belongs his brothers Violeta, Eduardo and Nicanor. Discography * 20 Cuecas con Salsa Verde (1965, with "Trío Los Parra") * Las Cuecas de Roberto parra (1965) * Carpa de La Reina (1965, various artists) * Las Cuecas del Tío Roberto (1970, with Ángel Parra) * Los Tiempos de La Negra Ester (unknown) * El Jazz Guachaca (1990, various artists)
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Roberto Parra Sandoval (* Santiago, Chile, 1921 - † Santiago, Chile, 21 de abril, 1995), a.k.a "el Tío Roberto" was a musician, song-writer, and chilean folklorist, part of the le… read more
Roberto Parra Sandoval (* Santiago, Chile, 1921 - † Santiago, Chile, 21 de abril, 1995), a.k.a "el Tío Roberto" was a musician, song-writer, and chilean folklorist, part of the legendary Parra family, to wiich also belongs hi… read more
