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David Vogenitz

David George Vogenitz (1930 – 17 September 2003) was an American poet and author. He also wrote under the name David George. He wrote on Flamenco and Gypsy culture, having lived for many years in Spain, including several years with gypsies.

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David Vogenitz

Born
1930 · United States.
Died
2003
Nationality
United States
Occupation
poet

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David Vogenitz nacque nel 1930. David Vogenitz morì nel 2003.

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