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La Fracasada / Rosa Ana / Sucedio En La Barranca - Tony De La Rosa Y Su Conjunto, Con Joe Ramos

La Fracasada / Rosa Ana / Sucedio En La Barranca

by Tony De La Rosa

Recorded Live At The 8th Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival

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Label Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center

Catalog Number no_number

Recording Format Cassette

Composer De La Rosa, Tony

Genre Vals medley

Accompaniment Y Su Conjunto, Con Joe Ramos

Subjects love, woman, betrayal, lament, complaint, abandonment, /, instrumental, guitar, bass, accordion, percussion, /, love, woman, marriage

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Performer Tony De La Rosa

Performer Listed on Media Tony De La Rosa

Composer De La Rosa, Tony

Accompaniment Y Su Conjunto, Con Joe Ramos

Recording Format Cassette

Side: A

Subject love, woman, betrayal, lament, complaint, abandonment, /, instrumental, guitar, bass, accordion, percussion, /, love, woman, marriage

Track Number 6

Record Producer

Joe Treviño - Juan Tejeda

Album title Best of the 8th Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival in San Antonio, 1989

Label Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center

Country USA

Catalog Number no_number

Genre Vals medley

Location of Label:

1300 Guadalupe Street San Antonio, Texas. 78207-5519

Staff Notes: Recorded Live At The 8th Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. La Chicharronera

2. Yo Tengo Celos De Ti

3. Se Me Cayeron Los Calcetines

4. Redencion / Viva San Antonio

5. No Nos Quieren Corazon / Los Apuros De Leonardo

6. La Fracasada / Rosa Ana / Sucedio En La Barranca

Side B

1. El Muro

2. Silla De Ruedas

3. Redoblando

4. La Ultima Milla

5. Gracias Amor

6. Jambalaya

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