Jikini Tsipekuajingoni Uekehinga | Strachwitz Frontera Collection

Jikini Tsipekuajingoni Uekehinga - Grupo San Juan Carapan 1ra Voz Y Requinto: Orlando Baltazar, 2da Voz: Roberto Mateo, Acompañamiento: Hermenelindo Alejo, Bajo: Melesio Magaña

Jikini Tsipekuajingoni Uekehinga

by Grupo San Juan Carapan

There is a skip in the transfer due to a scratch on the vinyl record. This is sung in a regional dialect. Keywords are describing instrumentation and not lyrical content. OK Pirecua Dueto.

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Label FonoMex

Catalog Number TAR-668

Recording Format 33

Composer Baltazar, Orlando

Accompaniment 1ra Voz Y Requinto: Orlando Baltazar, 2da Voz: Roberto Mateo, Acompañamiento: Hermenelindo Alejo, Bajo: Melesio Magaña

Subjects man, dueto, vocal, strings, guitar

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Performer Grupo San Juan Carapan

Performer Listed on Media Grupo San Juan Carapan

Composer Baltazar, Orlando

Accompaniment 1ra Voz Y Requinto: Orlando Baltazar, 2da Voz: Roberto Mateo, Acompañamiento: Hermenelindo Alejo, Bajo: Melesio Magaña

Recording Format 33

Side: A

Condition: E

Subject man, dueto, vocal, strings, guitar

Track Number 1

Record Producer

Miguel Moreno Franco

Album title Jikini Tsipekuajingoni Uekehinga

Label FonoMex

Country Mexico

Catalog Number TAR-668

Location of Label:

Apdo. Postal M-9496 Mexico, D. F.

Staff Notes: There is a skip in the transfer due to a scratch on the vinyl record. This is sung in a regional dialect. Keywords are describing instrumentation and not lyrical content. OK Pirecua Dueto.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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3. Juchiti Caballitu

4. Tumbi Tarepiti

5. Tsitsiki Urapiti

Side B

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2. Male Rosita

3. Tumbi Sapichu

4. Juchiti Camu Jankua

5. Paree Tsitsiki

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