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Daryl Hall & John Oates

Daryl Hall & John Oates fué un dúo estadounidense de soul formado en Filadelfia en 1970, por Daryl Hall (cantante) y John Oates (guitarra eléctrica y coros). Se estima que el dúo vendió 80 millones de grabaciones a lo largo de su carrera, convirtiéndose en el dúo musical con más ventas de todos los tiempos. 
She's Gone
Sara Smile
Rich Girl
It's a Laugh
Wait for Me
You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling
Kiss On My List
You Make My Dreams (Come true)
Private Eyes
I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)
I Did It in a Minute
Maneater
One On One
Family Man
Say It Isn't So
Adult Education
Out Of Touch
Method of Modern Love
Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid

Música de Fondo - Invierno en la Sierra

The 15th Air Force Band was constituted in Scott Field, Illinois on 1 October 1941 as a band in the United States Army Air Forces. It is the oldest ancestor of the current band. It was redesignated several times: first as the 23rd Army Air Forces Band, then finally as the 523rd Army Air Forces Band in 1944. The band was moved to Camp Shanks, New York in 1944 and was stationed there early 1945 when it sent to serve in Le Havre, France as well as RAF Warton, England. It would stay overseas for the duration of the year, coming home only in December of that year to be inactivated. in the mid-50s, the band was reactivated at March Air Force Base, California on 1 December 1952. On its golden jubilee in 1991, the band was redesignated as the Fifteenth Air Force Band of the Golden West, was moved to Travis Air Force Base to be merged with "America's Band in Blue" (504th Air Force Band).
Takeoff
Flight
Mojave
Sequoias
Over The River
Morning Frost
Kings River
Snow - Banners
Yosemite Valley - Atop Cathedral Park
Spirit of Chief Tenaya
Break Forth O Beautious Heavenly Light
High Flight

The Midnight Special 13

Bee Gees
Jim Croce
Commodores
ELO
The Stylistics
Donna Summer
Lou Rawls
B. B. King
Smokey Robinson
Daryl Hall & John Oates
Chubby Checker
The Guess Who
Tom Jones
Paul Anka
Jerry Lee Lewis
Glenn Campbell
Captain & tenille

Cachito

Oswaldo Felipe Ramírez Salcedo (Provincia Constitucional del Callao, Perú, 28 de marzo de 1947) es un ex-futbolista peruano, considerado un histórico delantero​ de los años 70 del club Universitario de Deportes y Sporting Cristal y de la Selección del Perú, con la cual participó en la Copa Mundial de 1970, y la Copa América 1975, donde Perú se proclamó campeón por segunda vez en su historia.

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Aeropuerto
Aeropuerto '75
Aeropuerto '77
El Concorde: Aeropuerto '79
12 Hombres Como Los Diablos
Zulu
El Alamo
The Big Red One
The Karate Kid
The Karate Kid II
The Karate Kid III
Anatomía de un Asesinato
Finding Forrester
Erin Brokovich
Strategic Air Command
Bombers, B-52
A Gathering of Eagles
Die Hard
We Are Marshall

Música de Fondo - Kat Jade

Somebody Else's Guy
PYT
Just Around the Riverbend
Human Nature
Separate Ways
Breathe
Son of a Preacher Man
Total Eclipse of the Heart
Dust in the Wind
The Best
Desperado
Say My Name
Yesterday
Got To Be Real
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
Lovin' You
Little Lies
Moon River
Your Song
Purple Rain
Billie Jean
You're So Vain
Killing Me Softly
The Greatest Love of All
You Make Loving Fun
You're No Good
All By Myself
Fantasy

Mel Tormé

Melvin Howard Tormé (13 de septiembre de 1925 - 5 de junio de 1999), apodado The Velvet Fog, fue un músico estadounidense, uno de los grandes cantantes de jazz. También fue compositor de jazz, arreglista, baterista, actor de radio, cine y televisión, y autor de cinco libros.
I've Got You Under My Skin
Strangers In The Night
Nice Work If You Can get It
Something's Gotta Give
A Foggy Day
A Fine Romance
Let's Call the Whole Thing Off
Top Hat, White Tie, and Tails
The Way You Look Tonight
Piccolino
They Can't Take That Away from Me
Cheek to Cheek
Let's Face the Music and Dance
They All Laughed
It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Thing)
All Of You
Blues in the Night
Vaya con Dios
It Happened in Monterey
Too Close for Comfort
Moonlight in Vermont
Swing on the Moon
Blue Moon
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
By Myself
The Christmas Song

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El justicia mayor de Laycacota. Crónica de la época del decimonono virrey del Perú (Al doctor don José Mariano Jimenez)
¡Beba, padre, que le da la vida!… Crónica de la época de mando de una virreina (A la distinguida escritora Clorinda Matto de Turner)
Racimo de horca. Crónica de la época del vigésimo virrey del Perú

El Show de Olivia 1

Dame Olivia Newton-John (Cambridge, 26 de septiembre de 1948-Santa Ynez, California, 8 de agosto de 2022) ​fue una cantante, compositora, actriz y activista británicoaustraliana.
Have You Never Been Mellow
Me and Bobby McGee
Angel of the Morning
Take me Home, Country Roads
Angel Eyes
Loving Arms
Something Better To Do
Jolene
Don't Stop Believin'
Making a Good Thing Better
Hopelessly Devoted To You
Please Don't Keep me Waiting
Magic
Landslide
Toughen Up
The Rumour
I Honestly Love You
How Insensitive
Country Girl
If You Love Me, Let Me Know
 

Música de Fondo - Festejos

El festejo es la danza representativa del criollo negro y originaria de la costa peruana. Surgió en el siglo XVII y los instrumentos musicales para esta danza han debido ser originalmente tambores de cuero, que luego se han reemplazado con el cajón peruano, y la maraca por la quijada de burro, agregándole guitarra acústica y canto. Tradicionalmente se practica en las regiones Lima e Ica, siendo la ciudad de Lima y los distritos de San Luis (Cañete) y El Carmen (Chincha), las zonas vinculadas a este género.
Festejo (from Spanish 'fiesta') is a festive form of Afro-Peruvian music. The dance is a staple in the Black coastal populations and it celebrates the emancipation of slaves. Festejo is recognized for its high energy and the improvisation carried out by the dancers. Some believe that its origins trace back to competitive dance circles performed by individuals playing cajóns. Despite its African origins, people of all different backgrounds participate in the dance that many regards as one of the greatest representations of Peruvian culture.
It is currently performed, in its most traditional form, in San Luis de Cañete and El Carmen District, Chincha (Chincha).