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Baldi Olier
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sticky48
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Joined: Aug. 20 2008
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 RE: Baldi Olier (in reply to gshaviv)
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thats a grown up view at music, i love it with one stroke of the key you have decided for everyone if it has the "real" music value or not i normaly wouldnt care..Id leave it alone, put it down to personal taste.. but thats an old romanian folk song you are talking about..a litlle bit of sencitivity or respect for world cultures wouldnt do any harm.
good or no good to you it means something to some people
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but we do have Baldi Olier. Baldi's music is a fusion of Flamenco and Mediterranean music. His playing is exceptional. 
i normaly wouldnt care..Id leave it alone, put it down to personal taste.. but thats an old romanian folk song you are talking about..a litlle bit of sencitivity or respect for world cultures wouldnt do any harm. 
