Digno García

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Digno García (Luque, 1919 - Geraardsbergen, 4 February 1984) was a Paraguayan harpist.^[1][2][3] Garcia formed his own group Sus Carios with Lonardo Aquino, Antonia Alvarez and Arnaldo Peralta.^[4]

Discography[edit]

Albums

• "Digno Garcia Y Su Trio Del Paraguay" (Montilla Records, 1956)
• Vivo Digno Garcia 1960

Singles

• A: Morena B: Moliendo Cafe Digno Garcia Y Sus Carios Palette Netherlands 1961 7"
• I Love Paraguay EP Digno Garcia Y Sus Carios A1: Paloma Blanca A2: Ycua Caaguy B1: Isabelita B2: Mi Bandera 1962

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