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El Rancho De Santa Helena - Los Astros De China

El Rancho De Santa Helena

This Corrido Is About A Massacre In Matamoros Perpetrated By A Gang Of Drug Dealers Who Where Also Part Of a Witchcraft Cult. They Used Women To Atract Victims Who Were Taken To “El Rancho” (The Ranch) To Shoot Them In Front Of Their Leader As Part Of The Religios Celebration. The Cult Was Finally Discovered By Federal Police After A Texan Student Went Missing And His Search Lead To The Discovery Of The Ranch

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Label D.L.B.

Catalog Number Dlb-1169

Recording Format Cassette

Subjects death, murder, crime, contraband, shooting

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Performer Los Astros De China

Performer Listed on Media Los Astros De China

Recording Format Cassette

Side: A

Subject death, murder, crime, contraband, shooting

Track Number 1

Album title El Rancho De Santa Elena (El Corrido De Santa Elena)

Label D.L.B.

Country USA

Catalog Number Dlb-1169

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554 Hwy. 90 West San Antonio, Texas 78237

Staff Notes: This Corrido Is About A Massacre In Matamoros Perpetrated By A Gang Of Drug Dealers Who Where Also Part Of a Witchcraft Cult. They Used Women To Atract Victims Who Were Taken To “El Rancho” (The Ranch) To Shoot Them In Front Of Their Leader As Part Of The Religios Celebration. The Cult Was Finally Discovered By Federal Police After A Texan Student Went Missing And His Search Lead To The Discovery Of The Ranch

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. El Rancho De Santa Helena

2. Ando Buscando

3. Letras Con Llanto

4. Creiste En Todo

5. Los Traficantes

6. Amor Puro Y Sincero

Side B

1. Destino Marcado

2. Que Dios te Perdone

3. Desidete A Volver

4. Tormentos Judiciales

5. Mi Pedacito

6. Necio Y Noble

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