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Zerega's Spanish Troubadours concert announcement in 1897 programme at the Crystal Palace theatre, London.

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Six o'Clock, in Theatre,
Zerega's Spanish Troubadours (Quintette).
The World-renowned Mandolinists and Guitarists.

The Troubadours have had the honour of twice appearing before Her Majesty the Queen, at Osborne.

1. Fantasia Hungarina ... Arr. Zerega
2. Dance "La Cachucha" ... Viejo
La Chinita
3. Pot-Pourri, "English Popular Airs" ... Arr. Zerega
4. Spanish National Air

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Source: "Saturday Popular Concerts" (1897) at forgottenbooks.com

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