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El Penal De La Loma - Luis Y Julian - Los Gavilanes - Ruben Naranjo

El Penal De La Loma

by Luis Y Julian - Los Gavilanes - Ruben Naranjo

Manufactured And Distributed By DISCOS LOBO. This Corrido Is About A Man Who Goes To Jail Because He Is In Love With The Dauther Of A Rich Man. He Is Sentenced To 25 Years in “La Loma” Prision. He Is Released After The Rich Man Dies With The Help Of A “Licenced” Who Happened To Be His Son. The Man Reunites With The Woman And His Son.

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Label Super Tex

Catalog Number St-6521

Recording Format Cassette

Genre Corrido

Subjects incarceration, impossible, love, revenge

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Performer Luis Y Julian - Los Gavilanes - Ruben Naranjo

Performer Listed on Media Luis Y Julian - Los Gavilanes - Ruben Naranjo

Recording Format Cassette

Side: B

Subject incarceration, impossible, love, revenge

Track Number 4

Album title Corridos

Label Super Tex

Country USA

Catalog Number St-6521

Genre Corrido

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P. O. Box 37070 San Antonio, Texas

Staff Notes: Manufactured And Distributed By DISCOS LOBO. This Corrido Is About A Man Who Goes To Jail Because He Is In Love With The Dauther Of A Rich Man. He Is Sentenced To 25 Years in “La Loma” Prision. He Is Released After The Rich Man Dies With The Help Of A “Licenced” Who Happened To Be His Son. The Man Reunites With The Woman And His Son.

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. Gerardo Gonzalez

2. Pescadores De Ensenada

3. Corrido De Chihuahua

4. Corrido De Gen. Angeles

Side B

1. Preso Sin Delito

2. Luis Aguirre

3. Voy A Cruzar La Frontera

4. El Penal De La Loma

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