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Sacré bon sang (Mazurka)
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les pieds au plancher Avranches, France
Le groupe :
Daniel Hebert (guitare, bouzouki)
Patricia Hebert,
(chant)
Didier Lehericey (flûtes, harmonica et chant)
Pascale Lemasle, (chant)
Philippe Mondin (percussions, flûtes et chant)
Rémi Pinet (accordéon, bodhran, triangle)
Pascal Prieur (basse, guitare, banjo)
Kati Szabo (violon)
Yves Lemasle, sonorisation
... more
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