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• Sebastián de Vivanco — (b. Ávila, ca. 1551 d. Salamanca, Oct. 26, 1622) was a Spanish priest and composer of the Renaissance.LifeVivanco was born in Ávila, like Tomás Luis de Victoria; however, the exact date of his birth is unknown. It is hypothesized that he was born …   Wikipedia

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