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André Henriquez - A song for my father

from Songs for Haiti - Relief Through Music by Various Artists

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from Songs for Haiti - Relief Through Music, released February 22, 2010
André Henriquez was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in the year of 1976. His musical education had begin at age 12, with classic guitar lessons. At age 14 he felts in love with the violin what becames soon into your principal instrument. As a self-teacher he had studied many others instruments like electric guitar, bass, mandolin, keyboards, accordion, etc.. As violinist he played with many orchestras and bands in Brazil. In 1999 he joined the prog-rock band Lummen in the album “Ao Vivo no Rio Jazz Club” playing violin, acoustic guitar and mandolin . His solo career had begin in 2006 and in 2007 he relesead his first album “Caminho da Seda”. In 2008 he released his second album “A Letter from the Space” on the Bulgarian label AMAdea Records. MySpace myspace.com/andrehenriquez Facebook facebook.com/andrehenriquez Reverbnation http://.reverbnation.com/andrehenriquez Other soundclick.com/andrehenriquez

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