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Segundo Luis Moreno

Segundo Luis Moreno Andrade (August 3, 1882 – November 18, 1972) was an Ecuadorian composer and musicologist. Segundo Luis Moreno was born in Cotacachi, Moreno began his musical career in Quito, where he played the clarinet in a band. Studies at the National Conservatory in Quito followed; he then became a military bandmaster, serving in various locations throughout Ecuador.

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Segundo Luis Moreno

Born
1882 · Imbabura Province.
Died
1972 · Quito.
Nationality
Ecuador
Occupation
composer
Languages
Spanish

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Segundo Luis Moreno, compositeur, naquit le 3 août 1882 à Cotacachi et mourut le 18 décembre 1972 à Quito.

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