Redux FL 2012
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(6/19/2002) From an early morning dose of classic rock to the strains of "Ave Maria," at dusk, subway musicians in New York City play for a variety of reasons -- to practice, to make rent, to practice and make rent. Juan Quiroz, 76, a native of Naucalpan, Mexico, started playing violin three years ago. Quiroz says he worked for a long time in a restaurant on Eighth Avenue in New York City. Now, he plays for rent rent money. Quiroz plays his worn violin in a blocklong Manhattan subway tunnel June 19, 2002. "I play every morning, every night, every day," Quiroz says in Spanish. "I play because I don't have any other work." (Tyler Hicks/The New York Times)
CENA MINIMALNA - 100 USD
MINIMUM PRICE $100
2002-06-19
East News
Redux Pictures
Tyler Hicks/The New York Times/Redux
16816828
0,51MB
21cm x 14cm by 300dpi
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