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This article needs to be revised. Ruben Fuentes did not "write" standard sones like "La Negra" and "Las Alazanas." He merely transcribed them onto paper, along with Silvestre Vargas, perhaps in order to obtain copyright.
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I’d love to tell Mr.Fuentes how much I’ve enjoyed his music. He is one of my all time favorite musical arranger 134.238.202.152 (talk) 03:35, 1 February 2022 (UTC)Reply
