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El Corrido De Remigio - Los Donneños

El Corrido De Remigio

This Corrido Is The Story Of An Imposible Love. The Father Of “Mariflor” Hired A Hitman To Kill Remigio Becuase He Did Not Want His Dauther To Marry A Poor Man. Miraflor Commites Suicide After Discovering Her Lover Was Murdered.
Distribuido Por Porvenir Musical Del Norte, S. A. De C. V. Exclusivos Discos RYN Bernardo Reyes No. 1501 NTE.
Monterrey, NL., Mexico

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Label RyN

Catalog Number 1320

Recording Format Cassette

Composer Martinez, Guadalupe

Genre Corrido

Subjects impossible, love, elopement, death, murder

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Performer Los Donneños

Performer Listed on Media Los Donneños

Composer Martinez, Guadalupe

Recording Format Cassette

Side: A

Subject impossible, love, elopement, death, murder

Track Number 4

Record Producer

Ramiro Cavazos Gutierrez

Album title 16 Corridos - Exitos De Oro

Label RyN

Catalog Number 1320

Genre Corrido

Location of Label:

Bernardo Reyes No. 1501Nte. Monterrey, Nuevo Leon

Staff Notes: This Corrido Is The Story Of An Imposible Love. The Father Of “Mariflor” Hired A Hitman To Kill Remigio Becuase He Did Not Want His Dauther To Marry A Poor Man. Miraflor Commites Suicide After Discovering Her Lover Was Murdered. Distribuido Por Porvenir Musical Del Norte, S. A. De C. V. Exclusivos Discos RYN Bernardo Reyes No. 1501 NTE. Monterrey, NL., Mexico

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. Rifle Marcado

2. Los Peralta Y Los Cavazos

3. Valentin De La Sierra

4. El Corrido De Remigio

5. Las Tres Pistolas

6. Ezequiel Rodriguez

7. Los Tequileros

8. El Contrabando De Juarez

Side B

1. La Mula

2. El Chuma

3. Con La Muerte En La Mirada

4. Honorio Farias

5. Corrido De La Amapola

6. 14 Fronteras

7. Fui Sentenciado

8. La Yegua De Un Judicial

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