Manolo Carrasco

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Manolo Carrasco is a Spanish pianist and conductor. He is the author of Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre's music.^{[citation needed]} He has recorded a few albums and is also a developer^{[clarification needed]} and performer on tours around Japan, China, the US, Europe and Spain.

Manolo Carrasco
Carrasco in his house
Born	15 March 1971 Cadiz, Spain
Nationality	Spanish

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Arena y Mar
Sueños de Juventud
Clásicos Internacionales
Clásicos Españoles 1
Clasicos Españoles 2
Al-Andalus
Gitana
Passionata Andaluza
Greatest Hits^{[note 1]}
Banda Sonora Original El cielo podría haber cantado^{[note 1]}
Cómo bailan los caballos andaluces^{[note 1]}
Grandes éxitos de Manolo Carrasco
Andaluza de Danza^{[note 2]}
Gipsy^{[note 2]}
Dance Andalucia^{[note 2]}
Between two seas

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^ ^a ^b ^c Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
^ ^a ^b ^c Released in Asia

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