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La Mafia De La Frontera - Los Cachorros - Cornelio Reyna - Dueto Estrella

La Mafia De La Frontera

by Los Cachorros - Cornelio Reyna - Dueto Estrella

Hecho En Mexico. This Corrido Is About A Gang Of Traffickers Who Was Kidnaping 15 years Old Women, They Killed Them And Used Their Bodies To Take Cocaine Into The USA. They Used Fake Documents And Ambulances To Cross The Border.

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Label Discos TiCa

Catalog Number Tec-005

Recording Format Cassette

Genre Corrido

Subjects contraband, drugs, outlaw, crime, death, murder, woman, kidnap

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Performer Los Cachorros - Cornelio Reyna - Dueto Estrella

Performer Listed on Media Los Cachorros - Cornelio Reyna - Dueto Estrella

Recording Format Cassette

Side: B

Subject contraband, drugs, outlaw, crime, death, murder, woman, kidnap

Track Number 3

Album title 15 Corridos Con Los Cachorros, Cornelio Reyna, Dueto Estrella

Label Discos TiCa

Country Mexico

Catalog Number Tec-005

Genre Corrido

Staff Notes: Hecho En Mexico. This Corrido Is About A Gang Of Traffickers Who Was Kidnaping 15 years Old Women, They Killed Them And Used Their Bodies To Take Cocaine Into The USA. They Used Fake Documents And Ambulances To Cross The Border.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. Luis Martinez La Campana

2. La Chiva Colgada

3. Por Matar

4. Corrido De Chuy Pruneda

5. Honorio Farias

6. Rafael Y Carolina

7. Agapito Casanova

8. Luz Arcos

Side B

1. Juan Ozuna

2. Mariano Reséndez

3. La Mafia De La Frontera

4. Camilo Y Francisco

5. El Potro Lomo Gateado

6. Dimas De Leon

7. Pedro Y Petra

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