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José Kessel was a Dutch Musician and Composer. A memorial is located in a park in the central square of Santa Ana, El Salvador dedicated to him. He is known for being the teacher of David Granadino.^[1]

^ Cuéllar, Roberto; Avilés, Eder. "Fotoreportaje – EL NOMBRE DE LA LÁPIDA". Redacción periodística.