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Contrabando Y Traicion - Los Ilustracion Del Norte

Contrabando Y Traicion

“Historias Que Se Hicieron Corridos”. This Corrido Is About Two Lovers Taking Marijuana From San Clemente To Los Angeles. After Completing Their Mission Emilio Decides To Go To San Francisco, Camelia Shoots Him Seven Times And Escapes With The Money

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Catalog Number SC-7003

Recording Format Cassette

Subjects contraband, death, murder, love, betrayal, drugs, shooting

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Performer Los Ilustracion Del Norte

Performer Listed on Media Los Ilustracion Del Norte

Recording Format Cassette

Side: B

Subject contraband, death, murder, love, betrayal, drugs, shooting

Track Number 3

Album title Corridos Que Hicieron Historia Vol. 3

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Country USA

Catalog Number SC-7003

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San Antonio, Texas 78238

Staff Notes: “Historias Que Se Hicieron Corridos”. This Corrido Is About Two Lovers Taking Marijuana From San Clemente To Los Angeles. After Completing Their Mission Emilio Decides To Go To San Francisco, Camelia Shoots Him Seven Times And Escapes With The Money

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Can I have "Contrabando y Traición" by Los ilustración del Norte, please? My cassette sounds bad.

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by Gustavo (not verified), 09/30/2020 - 15:43

Could I listen to "Contrabando y Traición" with the complete version? Your page just plays the middle of song.

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. La Banda Del Carro Rojo

2. Carga Ladeada

3. Ayer Baje De La Sierra

4. La Banda Del Marquis Negro

5. Carga Blanca

Side B

1. La Fuga Del Rojo

2. Clave Siete

3. Contrabando Y Traicion

4. Las Drogas

5. El Comandante Ventura

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