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Erev Shel Shoshanim
03:53
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Tumbalalaika
02:36
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Et Dodim
03:01
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Una Pastora
03:14
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Ma Na'avu
02:20
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Rozhinkes Mit Mandlen
04:04
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Viva Orduena
04:08
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Eli, Eli
02:48
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Mayim
01:35
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La Rosa Enflorece
02:32
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Hija Mia
03:00
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Oyfn Pripetshok
03:37
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Hine Ma-Tov
03:22
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Zambra Santa Cruz, California
Based in Santa Cruz, California, Zambra sings glorious global music with a radiant harmonic blend. We perform a broad range of songs including Sephardic laments, Scots Gaelic waulking tunes, Italian wedding songs, Swedish lullabies, southern Appalachian hymns and more. Zambra's music combines the richness of tradition with the freshness of new interpretation. ... more
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