In Paris in the mid-Thirties, Django Reinhardt was instinctively sketching the contours of a brand-new musical style. Quickly, Hungarians, Czechs, Norwegians, Swiss and Corsicans, gypsies or not, adopted this flamboyant jazz form, gypsy-style. In their hands, following the footsteps of the inestimable guitarist, the legacy was safe.
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