Tanya Aparicio - Wikipedia

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Not a notable person. The "piano contest" she won had 2 entrants and a $2000 prize. No other sources; most Google search results are for a different person of this name, from Panama, who is a professor at Columbia University in New York; there is also a journalist from Honduras. (proposed by Walsh90210)

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Tanya Aparicio is a pianist from Panama; known for having won several contests in her country.