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• Galician gaita (links | edit)
• Swan Lake (links | edit)
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• Boléro (links | edit)
• Traditional music of Galicia, Cantabria and Asturias (links | edit)
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• Music of Extremadura (links | edit)
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• Music of Castile and León (links | edit)
• Music of the Valencian Community (links | edit)
• Music of Catalonia (links | edit)
• Music of Andalusia (links | edit)
• Music of the Balearic Islands (links | edit)
• Farruca (links | edit)
• Siguiriyas (links | edit)
• Bulerías (links | edit)
• Alegrías (links | edit)
• Verdiales (links | edit)
• Fandango (links | edit)
• Tango (flamenco) (links | edit)
• Sevillanas (links | edit)
• Canción (links | edit)
• Txalaparta (links | edit)
• Bolero (disambiguation) (links | edit)
• New flamenco (links | edit)
• Comparsa (links | edit)
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• Trikiti (links | edit)
• Dulzaina (links | edit)
• Alboka (links | edit)
• Rock music in Spain (links | edit)
• Benidorm International Song Festival (links | edit)
• Tiento (links | edit)
• Triple Concerto (Beethoven) (links | edit)
• List of classical music genres (links | edit)
• Eduardo Cansino (links | edit)
• Bandurria (links | edit)
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