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‘The Rough Guide to the Music of Yunnan’ Explores Modern Borderland Folk
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‘The Rough Guide to the Music of Yunnan’ Explores Modern Borderland Folk

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Adriane Pontecorvo
/ 16 August 2022

The Rough Guide to the Music of Yunnan is yet another admirable volume of the venerable Rough Guides series with its embrace of many forms of diversity and very catchy tunes.

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