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Joey’s supple fingers pluck at the heartstrings of those who listen to him.


Seated on the stage floor with his sitar, Joey simply plays what seems right at the moment.


"When I play, I try to hugot (pull out) what there is in there and not be a poser," he says. 


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Joey’s supple fingers pluck at the heartstrings of those who listen to him.


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Sitar man

By Dulce M. Arguelles | July 31, 2005 - 12:00am

The stillness in Joey Valenciano’s face belies the intensity with which his fingers pluck the sitar, making it sound, at times, like children laughing, a woman humming a soft and whimsical tune to herself, a...

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