File:Parini Na! by Clark Aranilla.ogg

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English: A sample of the song "Parini Na!" by Clark Aranilla. The song is a tourism promo for Quezon. Its lyrics refer to the culture and traditions in the province.
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Source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1V84TLW-M0
Author

Vocals: Clark Aranilla and Andrew Sogocio E-Guitar: Kim De Los Santos A Guitar: Clark Aranilla Bass: Eric Garin Drums: Aiden Wilson Marasigan Keys: Ryan Cadag Sabacco Mixed and Mastered: Clark Aranilla

Written by: Clark Aranilla

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A sample of the song "Parini Na!". The song is a Quezon tourism promo. Its lyrics refer to the culture and traditions in the province.

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16 August 2016

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current08:37, 7 July 202233 s (409 KB)KatribuUploaded a work by Vocals: Clark Aranilla and Andrew Sogocio E-Guitar: Kim De Los Santos A Guitar: Clark Aranilla Bass: Eric Garin Drums: Aiden Wilson Marasigan Keys: Ryan Cadag Sabacco Mixed and Mastered: Clark Aranilla Written by: Clark Aranilla from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1V84TLW-M0 with UploadWizard
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