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CAIRON Nº 14: REVISTA DE ESTUDIOS DE DANZA/JOURNAL OF DANCE STUDIES. to be continued

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Text and 2 DVDs in which artist respond directly to each others writing. Language: Spanish and English

Artist / Author Various
Editor Victoria Perez Royo and Cuqui Jerez
Publisher University of Alcalá
ISBN 1135-9137
Reference P1913
Date 2012
Type Publication

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