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munropark Berlin, Germany
Andrés G. Jankowski who was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, resides in Berlin, where he works as a performing artist, sound-
designer, internet- and multimedia-designer.
Since 2005 he is member of the Polish Society for Electroacoustic Music (PseME).
Labels: munroparkSnP – Germany | AVACHORDA – Germany | Lona Records - Hong Kong | Sudamérica Electrónica - Bs As/Madrid | audioTong - Poland
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