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La Celda 27

Los Campeones De La Musica Norteña. (same as Joey Jgs-9032 - 15 Exitos Con Los Rebeldes Del Bravo, Los Campeones De la Musica Norteña (1985). This Corrido Tells Story Of An Scorpion That Inhabited The Cell Of A Famous Jail. All The Prisoners Who Stayed There Were Killed At Night By The Animal

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Label Joey

Catalog Number Joey-8005

Recording Format Cassette

Subjects incarceration, lament, death, accidental, animal

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Performer Los Rebeldes Del Bravo

Performer Listed on Media Los Rebeldes Del Bravo

Recording Format Cassette

Side: B

Subject incarceration, lament, death, accidental, animal

Track Number 1

Album title 15 Exitos De Oro

Label Joey

Catalog Number Joey-8005

Location of Label:

6703 W. Commerce St. San Antonio, Texas 78227

Staff Notes: Los Campeones De La Musica Norteña. (same as Joey Jgs-9032 - 15 Exitos Con Los Rebeldes Del Bravo, Los Campeones De la Musica Norteña (1985). This Corrido Tells Story Of An Scorpion That Inhabited The Cell Of A Famous Jail. All The Prisoners Who Stayed There Were Killed At Night By The Animal

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. El Gato Negro

2. Puerto De Ilusion

3. Fermin Arevalo

4. La Venganza Del Preso

5. Sinceridad

6. Tragedias De Ojinaga

7. Mi Rancherita

Side B

1. La Celda 27

2. Me Toco Perder

3. Corrido De Armando Baltares

4. Jose Villalobos

5. Quiereme Esposa Mia

6. De Mi Madre A Mi

7. Regresa A Mi Lado

8. Ya Te Olvidé

8. Ya Te Olvide

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