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Audio
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 That's
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Do
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When
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Members
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Mac
Jeara's Band
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Vocal:
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Ana
Araujo
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Alfonso
Masach
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Clarinet:
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Trombone:
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Jesús
Castillejo
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Carlos
Escudero
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Saxo:
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Keyboard:
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Roberto
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Beatriz Hurtado
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Drums:
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Helicón:
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Jorge
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Eugenio
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www.macjearas.com
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Telf:
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macjearas@gmail.com
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For
most of the non residents of the city, mention
New Orleans means dreaming with brass bands
from the french district streets, playing "When
the saints go marching in...", for the
funeral of a dead brother up to St. Louis Cementary,
or playing on a boat. At the beginning of the
XIX century, marching bands used to play down
to the streets, concerts, or every kind of excursions,
on a boat, on the river bank.
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What
Mac Jeara's Band pretends is sharing with you a nice
and amusing moment during their concerts, entertaining
your meals or your streets thanks to this music style,
being this the future Jazz.
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Mac
Jeara's Band concerts pictures (Click on any picture
to enlarge):
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Jazzaldia
San Sebastián
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Mac
Jeara's Band
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Marching
Band Soria
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Concert Gernika(Bizkaia)
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Marching
Band Zarautz (Gipuzkoa)
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Mac
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©
Jokin Sukunza 04
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