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La Estancia Grande

This Song Is A Tribute To Ten People Killed During A Massacre In The Town Of Ucupetaro, Michoacan. The Causes Were Unknown But Rumors Said It Was Because Of Revenge Between Families. Several Cars Approached A Group Of People And Started Shooting Indiscriminately. Two Of The Aggressors Were Killed During The Shootout

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Label Alborada Records

Catalog Number Kgm-049

Recording Format Cassette

Composer Pérez, Julian

Genre Corrido

Subjects lament, death, murder, revenge, lament, shootout

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Performer Los Hnos. Valle’s

Performer Listed on Media Los Hnos. Valle’s

Composer Pérez, Julian

Recording Format Cassette

Side: A

Subject lament, death, murder, revenge, lament, shootout

Track Number 1

Record Producer

Hector Mora Marquez

Album title Corridos Y Canciones

Label Alborada Records

Country Mexico

Catalog Number Kgm-049

Genre Corrido

Location of Label:

Panorama No. 1510 Fracc. Lomas Del Valle Uruapan, Michoacan

Staff Notes: This Song Is A Tribute To Ten People Killed During A Massacre In The Town Of Ucupetaro, Michoacan. The Causes Were Unknown But Rumors Said It Was Because Of Revenge Between Families. Several Cars Approached A Group Of People And Started Shooting Indiscriminately. Two Of The Aggressors Were Killed During The Shootout

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. La Estancia Grande

2. Cruz De Mujeres

3. Corrido De Los Benitez

4. Luis Cardenas

5. Me Tienes Enyerbado

Side B

1. Bernardino Villa

2. Corrido A La Mafia

3. Un Cirio A San Jose

4. Esas Bonitas Pestañas

5. Francisco Villalobos

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