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Suma Paz
voc, g, *1939
Singer / Musician / Composer of Latin, Folk and World
Important singer, guitarist and composer of the Argentinian folklore. Of the Pampa region, Suma Paz was born in Santa Fé in April 5th 1939. She released numerous records and played a great part in Argentinian folklore music scene. In 1968 she made her first trip to Japan, where she achieved great success, and also toured the US. She considered Atahualpa Yupanqui as her "master" of which she sang and played numerous songs. She died April 8th 2009 at the age of 70.
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Guitarra, Dímelo Tú on Canto de Nadie by Suma Paz Bajo el Sauce Solo on Canto de Nadie by Suma Paz A Lo Pampa on Los Aparceros by Suma Paz La Añera on Los Aparceros by Suma Paz Huella on El Arte de Suma Paz por el Mundo by Suma Paz Zamba Perdida on Canto de Nadie by Suma Paz Canto de Nadie on Canto de Nadie by Suma Paz Desde la Misma Huella on Parte de Mi Alma by Suma Paz Décimas a Jacinto Luna on Canto de Nadie by Suma Paz Pampa Gringa on Canto de Nadie by Suma PazTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Escuchando A Suma Paz | Suma Paz | 1970 | Album |
| El Arte De Suma Paz Por El Mundo | Suma Paz | 1967 | Album |
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