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Antonio Roman - Dueto Guerrero

Antonio Roman

This corrido takes place on September 27, 1963 at 11pm and its about the death and murder of Antonio Roman who was killed by Agustin Antues. They were at a bar drinking when Agustin showed and started to provoke them into a fight and a shootout ensued. There were 3 injured as well the death of Antonio Roman.

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Label Discos EDM

Catalog Number LP-1013

Recording Format 33

Composer Roman S., Bernardo

Genre Corrido

Subjects praise, man, tribute, valor, drinking

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Performer Dueto Guerrero

Performer Listed on Media Dueto Guerrero

Composer Roman S., Bernardo

Recording Format 33

Side: A

Subject praise, man, tribute, valor, drinking

Track Number 5

Album title Corridos De Guerrero, Oaxaca Y Sus Lugares

Label Discos EDM

Catalog Number LP-1013

Genre Corrido

Location of Label:

Balderas 32 - Desp. 203 - 2o. piso Mexico, D. F.

Staff Notes: This corrido takes place on September 27, 1963 at 11pm and its about the death and murder of Antonio Roman who was killed by Agustin Antues. They were at a bar drinking when Agustin showed and started to provoke them into a fight and a shootout ensued. There were 3 injured as well the death of Antonio Roman.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. La Muerte De Cabañas

2. El Tigre De Atoyac

3. Genaro Vazquez

4. La Rebeldia De Cabañas

5. Antonio Roman

Side B

1. Oaxaca Y Sus Lugares

2. El Gato Negro

3. Tomas Trujillo

4. Por Ti Me Desvelo

5. Derrama El Alma Triste

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