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Significados de harmonica en inglés

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A free reed musical wind instrument which produces notes according to the player's mouth placement over the different airways.

armonica
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A musical instrument that uses a series of glass bowls graduated in size to produce musical tones by means of friction.

Uso de harmonica en inglés
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But the harmonica actually has a long, rich and extremely interesting history.
Radio NZ
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But he treated the audience to plenty of his trademark wheezing harmonica.
Reuters
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Like I could play a harmonica first time I picked one up.
In Cold Blood
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Fucking pick up a harmonica and blow the shit out of it.
The Guardian
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Four months later I got this email with the title 'Stevie harmonica recording'.
News.com.au
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The tones of the harmonica had just stopped and the boy had gone.
Erick and Sally
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He also gets a second appearance 40 seconds later, playing harmonica.
The Guardian
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Or you could do the thing where you don't actually have the harmonica.
The new yorker
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He has been playing the harmonica for patients for two years.
The new yorker
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It was a discordant, insistent screeching of the harmonica that finally awakened them.
Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders Among the Kentucky Mountaineers
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Aside from the drums, Smith also played the harmonica and sang.
Reuters
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There was music coming from the living room-slowclapping, a harmonica, a guitar.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
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Somebody else whipped out a harmonica, and the fiddlers had competition.
Boy’s Life
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Argentinian harmonica player Hugo Diaz was famous for his tango interpretations.
Radio NZ
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Accordion, harmonica, wine, shout, dance, wail, roundabout, dash of pan, laughter.
The Martian Chronicles
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His dad played piano and harmonica, busked and entertained in the music halls.
The Guardian
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