- Contains complete lyrics
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Santeria |
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Voice Piano Guitar | |
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Piano/Vocal/Guitar |
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Transposed Key: |
G Major |
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E Major |
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Musicnotes |
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MN0138353_D9 |
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Price:
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$5.99
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7 |
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Average Rating:
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Rated 4.5/5 based on 8 customer ratings |
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Top Review:
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"not a wide range but the cadence is interesting. i always have a hard time allowing for t..." Read reviews
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Lyrics Begin:
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I don't practice Santeria, |
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Song Details
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Date: |
1996 |
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Publisher: |
Universal Music Publishing Group |
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Musicnotes |
Product #: |
MN0138353_D9 |
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Lyrics Begin: |
I don't practice Santeria, |
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Publishing administered by: Universal Music Publishing Group


About This Arrangement
“Santeria” by Sublime is available as a piano/vocal/guitar arrangement in downloadable, printable digital sheet music. It was originally composed by Brad Nowell, Eric Wilson and Floyd Gaugh. It includes 7 pages of music. It's written in G major.
It's available in 7 additional keys for transposition. The tempo marking is moderate reggae feel, around 90 BPM. The arrangement is scored for Voice, Piano and Guitar. This edition contains complete lyrics.
Stylistically, it's Alternative Pop/Rock. It has an average customer rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 8 ratings. One reviewer notes: “not a wide range but the cadence is interesting. i always have a hard time allowing for the rests but repetition, repetition, repetition commits it to memory…”
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