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- ↑ Antonio Martín Moreno Historia de la música andaluza 1985 p154 "En el siglo XVI nos encontramos allí con nombres tan importantes como el de Bernardino de Figueroa, quien ingresó en 1518 y fue nombrado en 1551 arzobispo"
- ↑ Esses Dance and Instrumental Diferencias in Spain During the 17th and Early 18th Century p315
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