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    DAYMÉ AROCENA

    Nov 07, 2019 1 minute
    ANDREW GILBERT

    Sonocardiogram

    Brownswood

    ocalist Daymé Arocena first grabbed our attention in 2014 in Jane Bunnett’s Maqueque, the Canadian saxophonist’s ongoing project showcasing Cuban women musicians long, Peterson’s lavish production sometimes seemed to tamp down her vitality.

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