Corrido De Los Hermanos Villarreal | Strachwitz Frontera Collection

Corrido De Los Hermanos Villarreal - Agapito Zuñiga Y Su Conjunto, Vocal: Rafael González

Corrido De Los Hermanos Villarreal

This corrido takes place on September 11, 1972 in Reynosa, Tamaulipas and it is about the accidental death of Jose Maria Villarreal. They were from Reynosa.

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Label Discos Escorpión

Catalog Number ESLP-1004

Recording Format 33

Composer Zuniga, Agapito

Genre Corrido

Accompaniment Y Su Conjunto, Vocal: Rafael González

Subjects accidental, death, lament, reflection, tribute, man, funeral

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Performer Agapito Zuñiga

Performer Listed on Media Agapito Zúñiga

Composer Zuniga, Agapito

Accompaniment Y Su Conjunto, Vocal: Rafael González

Recording Format 33

Side: A

Subject accidental, death, lament, reflection, tribute, man, funeral

Track Number 2

Album title Frontera De Matamoros

Label Discos Escorpión

Catalog Number ESLP-1004

Genre Corrido

Staff Notes: This corrido takes place on September 11, 1972 in Reynosa, Tamaulipas and it is about the accidental death of Jose Maria Villarreal. They were from Reynosa.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

2. Corrido De Los Hermanos Villarreal

3. Desastre De Lubbock Texas Part 1

4. Desastre De Lubbock Texas Part 2

5. Corrido Trájico De Oscar Martínez

6. Trajedia De El Huracán Beulah

Side B

1. El Huracán Celia Part 1

2. El Huracán Celia Part 2

3. Homenaje A Roberto Kennedy

5. Sotero Luna

Other Recordings by Agapito Zuñiga

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