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Canto De Arrullo - Tomasa Leon Garcia vocal: Tomasa Leon Garcia

Canto De Arrullo

Director: Manuel Enriquez. Portada: Guillermo Contreras A. Ingeniero De Grabacion: Raul Pavon Sarrelangue. Arrullo Yaqui.

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Label Cenidim

Catalog Number no_number

Recording Format 33

Accompaniment vocal: Tomasa Leon Garcia

Subjects spoken, dialogue

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Performer Tomasa Leon Garcia

Performer Listed on Media Tomasa Leon Garcia

Accompaniment vocal: Tomasa Leon Garcia

Recording Format 33

Side: A

Subject spoken, dialogue

Track Number 8

Record Producer

Manuel Enriquez

Album title Festival Nacional De Musica Y Danza Autoctonas Vol. 1

Label Cenidim

Country Pentagrama

Catalog Number no_number

Location of Label:

Mexico

Staff Notes: Director: Manuel Enriquez. Portada: Guillermo Contreras A. Ingeniero De Grabacion: Raul Pavon Sarrelangue. Arrullo Yaqui.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Side A

1. Un Son De La Rosa

10. Las Yaquesitas (Ume ili Jiakim)

2. Chicharrita De Mayo

3. El Zenzontle

4. La Cigarra

5. Chiquilite Tierno

6. Codorniz De La Sierra

7. Carrizo Chaparro (Tesak Subahi)

8. Canto De Arrullo

9. Canto De Arrullo

Side B

1. Tercer Son De La Tortuga (mipampoh)

10. Atlixco De Las Flores

2. Segundo Son De Las Velas

3. Segundo Son De El Pez Espada

4. Flor De Naranjo (Naxo Loxa)

5. Flor De Tochacoa (Naxo Tochacoa)

6. Flor De Piña (Naxo Nacontze)

7. Anillo De Oro (Tangu Taonsine)

8. Venid, Pecadores

9. El Mes De Mayo

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Canto De Arrullo

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