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Marco PM & Team of Spain capture the fashions and spirit of Latin jazz made popular in the 40s and early 50s, with edgy men's hairstyles that are rooted in this same period of musical experimentation.
Featuring closely cropped sides and elevated fades with long tops that were popularized by jazz musicians over five decades ago, Marco PM & Team seamlessly bring these styles to today's favored looks.
Today, the most popular men's hair grooming products have two important caveats: they must be invisible once the hair is styled and-heaven forbid-never produce the oily sheen associated with the birth of Latin jazz.
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Photographer: Mikel Muruzabal;       Hairstylists: Marco PM & Team;       MUA: Arturo Nuez;       Fashion Stylist: Marco PM
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Photographer: Mikel Muruzabal;       Hairstylists: Marco PM & Team;       MUA: Arturo Nuez;       Fashion Stylist: Marco PM
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Photographer: Mikel Muruzabal;       Hairstylists: Marco PM & Team;       MUA: Arturo Nuez;       Fashion Stylist: Marco PM
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Photographer: Mikel Muruzabal;       Hairstylists: Marco PM & Team;       MUA: Arturo Nuez;       Fashion Stylist: Marco PM
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Photographer: Mikel Muruzabal;       Hairstylists: Marco PM & Team;       MUA: Arturo Nuez;       Fashion Stylist: Marco PM

Photographer: Mikel Muruzabal;
Hairstylists: Marco PM & Team;
MUA: Arturo Nuez;
Fashion Stylist: Marco PM


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