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Normalmente os fotógrafos tiram fotos de estrelas no palco. Já o francês Guy Le Querrec preferiu documentar no Festival de Jazz de Montreux de 2012 o que ocorre por trás dos bastidores.
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Nascido em 1941 em Paris, Le Querrec trabalha desde 1976 para a renomada agência Magnum. Sua obra está intimamente ligada ao jazz. Desde os anos 1970 ele visita o Festival de Jazz de Montreux. Imagens: Guy Le Querrec / Magnum.
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