Get all 16 Marc Egea releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Paul Safar & Marc Egea Live At The Jazz Station, La lluna de València, Morning Improvisations, Danses per a cobla, Uccellino, Live in TPK, Alenky - Through The Looking-Glass, 19 haikus, and 8 more.
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Galop d'Entrada
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Masurca
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Passeig
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Contradansa
02:50
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Jota
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Galop de Sortida
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Ball de l'Aiguarròs
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Ball Enrobat
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La Marsellana
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L'Esquerrana
02:17
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Marc Egea Barcelona, Spain
Since 2005 he has been a freelance musician and has played with numerous artists in many different musical styles. He was a founder member of the quartet “Kaulakau”, “Dindùn” amongst others. He is a member of the “BiB” (Barcelona Improvisors’ Orchestra). In addition he continues to develop his creativity as a musician, composing and performing in the fields of dance, theatre and poetry. ... more
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