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a history of
dominican music
in the united states

Images: Pianist Tilsia C. Brens

Pianist Tilsia C. Brens

Photo credit: CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Archives; Normandía Maldonado Collection

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International Workers' Day Celebration Flyer, April 30, 1978
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De Todo un Poco (A Little Bit of Everything), LP, ca. 1968
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Pianist Tilsia C. Brens

Credit: CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Archives; Normandía Maldonado Collection

Pianist Tilsia C. Brens

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