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Juan Carlos Figueiras (born 1957) is an Argentine composer and pianist.

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References

Works cited

• Meph, Johannes. 1997. "Sight of Sound". The Musical Times 138, no. 1851 (May): 44–45.

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• Biography and Photo (in Spanish)

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