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Special | 25m 46s Video has closed captioning.
Discover the influence of Indian music on Spain's flamenco tradition. Oliver Rajamani performs his project Flamenco India with guest guitarist Jerónimo Maya at legendary Austin PBS Studio 6A.
Aired: 11/29/19
Support for Arts In Context is provided by: The Kodosky Foundation.
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