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Manuel Luna

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Spanish actor

Person · Open Library

Works
20

Top works

  • Trilateralismo y acuerdo de libre comercio algunas implicaciones para México
  • El Síntoma Dolor en las Afecciones de la cavidad bucal
  • Monografía
  • Monografía
  • Arquitectura tradicional y entorno construido

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Film & TV

Sevilla, Andalucía, Spain

Known for

  • Captain Pantoja and the Special Services — Miembro de Comitiva1999
  • María de la O — El abuelo Sebastián1959
  • Los clarines del miedo1958
  • El piyayo — Jerónimo1956
  • La hermana alegría — Don Sebastián1955
  • La lupa — Victoriano de la Encina1955
  • Un caballero andaluz — Don Elías, el párroco1954
  • Morena clara — Don Elías1954
  • El alcalde de Zalamea — Pedro Crespo1954
  • La hija del mar — Tío Roque1953

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Group
Origin
United States
Active from
1991
Active to
2005
dream popindie popindie rock

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
372
Total plays
2,439

Tags

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Manuel Luna is a Spanish folk music researcher, singer and radio conductor. His folk band, "La Cuadrilla Maquilera" has recorded 8 albums combining roots music with the most state-of-the-art contributions to the field of instrumentation and musical arrangements. Their repertoire gathers most of the popular chord-phonic music from the Spanish peasant-like traditional bands. They have participated in countless festivals and television/radio programs in countries such as Portugal, Greece, Turkey,

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Manuel
Gender
male
Citizenship
Spain
Place of birth
Seville
Place of death
Madrid
Occupation
actor
Languages spoken
Spanish
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date of death
1958-06-09
date of birth
1898-04-27
start of work period
1923-00-00
place of burial
La Almudena Cemetery
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