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• At 2006.08.18 01:32, Kim said:
  

  But do you like the chorango!? ;^) They usually have armodillo hides as their back.
  I rather like south american ensambles who play this type of music well. There were a few groups who busked around the SF and Berkeley areas when we lived there. I haven’t came across any here in Seattle. Nice colorful shot of them. What is that big stone base they are standing in front of?
  -Kim

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• At 2006.08.18 05:04, santy said:
  

  I like their outfits. Oh, and your street musicians have such complete equipments!

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• At 2006.08.18 07:26, Ad said:
  

  We have two clones who regularly play in Victoria Square, just next to the public conveniences. This is very “convenient”, as I too hate the irritating warble, which has a similar effect to sticking two fingers down the back of my throat. (Offence intended.) Wind chimes should be left hanging in the outside the back door, not given mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, and surely the guy on the left cound afford an adult guitar.

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• At 2006.08.18 10:01, Curly said:
  

  George Formby looks rather different in casual gear!

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• At 2006.08.19 16:36, luggi-foeger said:
  

  None taken.

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• At 2006.08.19 16:47, p said:
  

  remember the fast show…? ;)

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• At 2006.08.20 05:15, Alexander said:
  

  They look a lot like the group I’ve seen play in both Flensburg, Germany, and Trondheim, Norway. It probably is them too…

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• At 2007.05.06 22:01, Fiona said:
  

  I think that you’ll find that this is the infamous “Apu” . I went to Peru last year (including Cusco) and loved the traditional Andean music.

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