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DESTRUCTION 3
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DESTRUCTION 4
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DESTRUCTION 5
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DESTRUCTION 6
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DESTRUCTION 7
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DESTRUCTION 8
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DESTRUCTION 9
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DESTRUCTION 10
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DESTRUCTION 11
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DESTRUCTION 12
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DESTRUCTION 13
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DESTRUCTION 14
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DESTRUCTION 15
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DESTRUCTION 16
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DESTRUCTION 17
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miguel a. garcía / xedh PV, Spain
Miguel A. García (aka Xedh) is an artist living in Bilbao who works in the field of experimental music and sound
art.
He has performed extensively in Europe, America and Asia, both as a solo artist and in different groups. He has collaborated with dozens of artists in studio and live, appearing in more than a hundred albums.
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