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Tracy Chapman was born on March 30, 1964 in a working class neighborhood in Cleaveland, Ohio (USA). Since childhood he learned to play the ukulele (African instrument) on piano guitarra.A and later the young age of 8 he started to show interest in writing their own music canciones.La proves to be a very important part in the development of the young Tracy and is a passion that would accompany her to adulthood. After high school, Chapman wins a scholarship to American minorities Tufts University, Boston in Massachusetts where she studied anthropology and studies africanos.Durante their way through college, Tracy meets music Folk and stories of the songwriters that spoke of life and everyday life in middle America, in an era where social inequalities are made increasingly abysmal amid a frenzy of consumerism. is then that fascination with music began to flourish and from 1980, starts a new exercise as a songwriter and singing his own songs in the streets of Harvard Square, in bars and pubs at night. Today already established with hits like "Fast Car", "Talkin 'About a Revolution", "Baby Can I Hold You" and "Give Me One Reason"
Tracy Chapman was born on March 30, 1964 in a working class neighborhood in Cleaveland, Ohio (USA). Since childhood he learned to play the ukulele (African instrument) on piano guitarra.A and later the young age of 8 he started to show interest in writing their own music canciones.La proves to be a very important part in the development of the young Tracy and is a passion that would accompany her to adulthood. After high school, Chapman wins a scholarship to American minorities Tufts University, Boston in Massachusetts where she studied anthropology and studies africanos.Durante their way through college, Tracy meets music Folk and stories of the songwriters that spoke of life and everyday life in middle America, in an era where social inequalities are made increasingly abysmal amid a frenzy of consumerism. is then that fascination with music began to flourish and from 1980, starts a new exercise as a songwriter and singing his own songs in the streets of Harvard Square, in bars and pubs at night. Today already established with hits like "Fast Car", "Talkin 'About a Revolution", "Baby Can I Hold You" and "Give Me One Reason" 
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