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A Bulerias clip played by Luis Maravilla. (sample rate 32kbps,31 seconds,133Kb)

The clip was reduce substantially in quality and is reasonably short in relation to the whole original track, as well as demonstrating typical Bulerias Falsetas and style of Luis Maravilla. There are many clips I could have used for this, and chose one that was so incredibly typical of, and fundamental to, the Bulerias, you will almost always hear it in Flamenco venues.

The only real possible problem I can see is that the clip is 31 seconds (a bit over the 30 second limit). This was done simply to make sure it did not end in the middle of a Falseta. If duration is the issue, it might be reasonable to trim off the first 7-8 seconds so it would begin right on a falseta.

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