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当Paul Pena终于见到Kongar-ol Ondar时，竹内距离他在收音机里听到Kongar-ol Ondar歌声那一刻已经过去了11年。他们来自两个截然不同的文化背景——非裔美国人文化和中亚游牧民族文化，竹内这样的两个人，跨越了漫长的文化距离和时空距离，留下Ginghis Blues这段传奇故事。Paul Pena已经在2005年10月2日因胰腺癌去世。Kongar-ol Ondar目前大多数时间在美国生活和演出。
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当Paul Pena终于见到Kongar-ol Ondar时，竹内距离他在收音机里听到Kongar-ol Ondar歌声那一刻已经过去了11年。他们来自两个截然不同的文化背景——非裔美国人文化和中亚游牧民族文化，竹内这样的两个人，跨越了漫长的文化距离和时空距离，留下Ginghis Blues这段传奇故事。Paul Pena已经在2005年10月2日因胰腺癌去世。Kongar-ol Ondar目前大多数时间在美国生活和演出。
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