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I think it's Calo for "Corazon", or "Heart". I've heard people call their significant others "mi garlochin". Don't know if it's just a Southern France thing though or if the Spanish Cale also use it.
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I've heard people call their significant others "mi garlochin". Don't know if it's just a Southern France thing though or if the Spanish Cale also use it.
He's from France, probably the South (Carmague?), if you have heard the phrase there.
Oh OK. Then that would make sense. I heard the term from gypsies in Perpignan, so closer to the Spanish border but still in the South of France.
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This article quoted Pepe as saying he doesn't have plans to record an album right now. Damnit! ;) And also if I read this right, he's not a full time player but has a day job at a company. But he is going to be on some cante albums coming soon.
I know he's been mentioned before but I was hoping this was a sort of a hint of an album.