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Corrido De Damian Tapia - Conjunto Alma de Apatzingan

Corrido De Damian Tapia

This Song Is About The Death Of Damian Tapia, Who Was Killed Cowardly By A Mob Of Drunken Man And Woman During A Celebration In A Cock Fight

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Label JCR

Catalog Number Jce-94-4

Recording Format Cassette

Composer Sanchéz Tapia, Ignacio

Genre Corrido

Subjects death, at, a, celebration, murder, shooting, coward, betrayal

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Performer Conjunto Alma de Apatzingan

Performer Listed on Media Alma De Apatzingan

Composer Sanchéz Tapia, Ignacio

Recording Format Cassette

Side: A

Recording Date 01/01/1970

Subject death, at, a, celebration, murder, shooting, coward, betrayal

Track Number 3

Record Producer

Jesus Rincon Cardenas

Album title 15 Cañonazos Musicales - Vol. 4

Label JCR

Country Mexico

Catalog Number Jce-94-4

Genre Corrido

Location of Label:

Paseo De La Alteña 169-17 Alteña 1 Lomas Verdes 53120 Naucalpan Estado De Mexico

Staff Notes: This Song Is About The Death Of Damian Tapia, Who Was Killed Cowardly By A Mob Of Drunken Man And Woman During A Celebration In A Cock Fight

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. Mi Chavela

2. La Media Calandria

3. Corrido De Damian Tapia

4. El Barrio De Los Malditos

5. Tumbiscatio

6. Balona De Los Gorrones

7. El Tigre De Michoacan

Side B

1. El Son De La Gallina

2. El Bandolero (Soy Bandolero)

3. Mi Bien Amada

4. Noches De Luna

5. La Malena

6. La Encarrujada

7. Ora Por Idea

8. El Amapoleon

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