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Adios Adios - Los Cenzontles

Adios Adios

Recorded November and December, 1996, On A MT100 II Yamaha 4 Track Recorder And One Shure SM 57 Microphone. Mixed & Mastered By derek Bianchi At MuscleTone Studios, Berkeley. Special Thanks To TADCO for Support In The Production Of This Tape. Cover Drawing By Jorge Navarrete. Banda: Hugo Arroyo - Bajo, Saul Cabrales - Trompeta, Melvin Cuevas - Trompeta, Ramiro Rubio - Trompeta, Alicia Garcia - Trombon, Benito Martines - Bateria, Miguel Reyes - Trombon.

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Catalog Number 1996

Recording Format Cassette

Subjects love, woman, abandonment, farewell, vocal, male, trio

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Performer Los Cenzontles

Performer Listed on Media Los Cenzontles

Recording Format Cassette

Side: B

Subject love, woman, abandonment, farewell, vocal, male, trio

Track Number 7

Record Producer

Eugene Rodriguez

Album title Sabra Dios

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Catalog Number 1996

Location of Label:

San Pablo, California

Staff Notes: Recorded November and December, 1996, On A MT100 II Yamaha 4 Track Recorder And One Shure SM 57 Microphone. Mixed & Mastered By derek Bianchi At MuscleTone Studios, Berkeley. Special Thanks To TADCO for Support In The Production Of This Tape. Cover Drawing By Jorge Navarrete. Banda: Hugo Arroyo - Bajo, Saul Cabrales - Trompeta, Melvin Cuevas - Trompeta, Ramiro Rubio - Trompeta, Alicia Garcia - Trombon, Benito Martines - Bateria, Miguel Reyes - Trombon.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. Las Isabeles

2. Tu Enamorado

3. Esta Tarde Vi Llover

4. Horoscopo

5. Sabra Dios

6. Volando En los Cafetales

Side B

1. La Estrella

2. Ojo Por Ojo

3. Me Voy para Olvidarte

4. Fandango Mixteca

5. Ya No Te Quiero

6. As I Turn Away

7. Adios Adios

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