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Duende
Duende may refer to:

  • Duende (mythology), a fairy- or goblin-like creature in Spanish and Latin American mythology
  • Duende (art), a difficult-to-define phrase in the Spanish arts that connotes emotion and authenticity
  • Duende – A Journey in Search of Flamenco, a novel by Jason Webster
  • Duende, the daemon program for MaraDNS
  • Duende, a collection of poetry by Tracy K. Smith.
  • Duende (film) - A 1997 Israeli film

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The Baltimore Sun Dan Rodricks column: 'D,' as in Ravens defense - and duende.
Nov 30, 2006; Byline: Dan Rodricks Nov. 30--Ithink what I have missed in life has been the duende. I am always looking for it, but have not...
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Aparece manana 'El Duende'.(Gente)
Dec 24, 2003; Byline: Eduardo Castaneda La cinta familiar mantiene vigente la creencia en Santa Clos Directamente traido desde el Polo Norte,...
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duende
Jan 01, 2007; duende • Allende , duende •Wednesday • heyday , mayday, payday •bidet • weekday •...
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'Duende': Confusion Reigns in GALA Farce
Feb 18, 2004; Imagine coming to a Shakespearean comedy without having read it and with only basic knowledge of what it's about. Farce is the...
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Off the beaten path of Latin jazz lies 'Duende'
Feb 24, 2007; When pianist Nando Michelin arrived in Boston from his native Uruguay in 1989 to study at Berklee, he imagined that, like many...
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