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Masacre En Tierra Caliente - Dueto Castillo

Masacre En Tierra Caliente

This Corrido Is A Tribute To The Death Of 12 Farm Workers In San Rafael, Guerrero. The Causes And Perpetrators Were Unknown. Some People Said It Was A Revenge Against “The Pinedas” Because Most Of The Members, Some Woman And Children Were Part Of This Family

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Label AMS Records

Catalog Number Ams-480

Recording Format Cassette

Composer Castillo, Mario

Genre Corrido

Subjects tribute, death, murder, labor, shooting, lament, revenge

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Performer Dueto Castillo

Performer Listed on Media Dueto Castillo

Composer Castillo, Mario

Recording Format Cassette

Side: A

Subject tribute, death, murder, labor, shooting, lament, revenge

Track Number 4

Album title Masacres En Guerrero

Label AMS Records

Country Mexico

Catalog Number Ams-480

Genre Corrido

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Africa No. 80 Col. Romero Rubio Mexico, D. F.

Staff Notes: This Corrido Is A Tribute To The Death Of 12 Farm Workers In San Rafael, Guerrero. The Causes And Perpetrators Were Unknown. Some People Said It Was A Revenge Against “The Pinedas” Because Most Of The Members, Some Woman And Children Were Part Of This Family

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. Masacres En La Costa Grande

2. Triste Condena

3. Semaforo Loco

4. Masacre En Tierra Caliente

5. Que Me Lleven A Mi Pueblo

Side B

1. Me Robaron Mi Carcacha

2. Los Hermanos Granado

3. Playa San Jeronimo

4. Abraham Polo Uzcanga

5. A Media Noche

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