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El Corrido De Los Perez - Los Batury’s

El Corrido De Los Perez

Hecho En Mexico. Fotografia: Doris Chavez Moreno.
This Corrido Is About The Death Of The Members Of The Perez Family. The Reason Was A Gambling In Horse Races. Horses Were Killed Too During The Shootout

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Label Disa

Catalog Number Kadisa-1034

Recording Format Cassette

Genre Corrido

Subjects tribute, death, murder, man, shootout, gambling, horse

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Performer Los Batury’s

Performer Listed on Media Los Batury’s

Recording Format Cassette

Side: A

Subject tribute, death, murder, man, shootout, gambling, horse

Track Number 2

Record Producer

Mario Alanis

Album title 14 Corridos Permitidos: Mano A Mano Banda Movil Y Los Batury’s

Label Disa

Country Mexico

Catalog Number Kadisa-1034

Genre Corrido

Location of Label:

Juarez 109 Ote. San Nicolas De los Garza Nuevo Leon

Staff Notes: Hecho En Mexico. Fotografia: Doris Chavez Moreno. This Corrido Is About The Death Of The Members Of The Perez Family. The Reason Was A Gambling In Horse Races. Horses Were Killed Too During The Shootout

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. El Penal De Tepic

2. El Corrido De Los Perez

3. La Camioneta Gris

4. El Prieto Crispin

5. Asalto En Los Mochis

6. Barco Camaronero

7. Masacre En Guadalajara

Side B

1. El Cuerno De Chivo

2. Corrido De Carlos Pioquinto

3. Lamberto Quintero

4. Noche De Muerte

5. Los Cuatro Amigos

6. Genaro Cibrian

7. La Fuga Del Ceja Güera

7. La Fuga Del Ceja Guera

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