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La Muerte De Pedro Escamilla - Los Gallitos Del Sur

La Muerte De Pedro Escamilla

This corrido takes place in the state of Puebla in 1977 and it is about the death and murder of Pedro Escamilla who was killed because he was dangerous man and betrayed many people. He met his death when he met Antonio Madero on his way home and they got into a shootout. There is skip in the transfer due to imperfections on the vinyl.

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Label Discos Cobra

Catalog Number CAL-27

Recording Format 33

Composer Sanchéz, Bernardino

Genre Corrido

Subjects death, murder, tragedy, complaint, man

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Performer Los Gallitos Del Sur

Performer Listed on Media Los Gallitos Del Sur

Composer Sanchéz, Bernardino

Recording Format 33

Side: B

Subject death, murder, tragedy, complaint, man

Track Number 1

Album title Corridos Especiales

Label Discos Cobra

Country Mexico

Catalog Number CAL-27

Genre Corrido

Location of Label:

Berlin 17-205 06600 - Mexico, D. F.

Staff Notes: This corrido takes place in the state of Puebla in 1977 and it is about the death and murder of Pedro Escamilla who was killed because he was dangerous man and betrayed many people. He met his death when he met Antonio Madero on his way home and they got into a shootout. There is skip in the transfer due to imperfections on the vinyl.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. Corrido De Los Hermanos Montaño

2. Corrido De San Diego La Mesa

3. Corrido De Juan Gomez Camacho

4. Corrido De Los Tres Hermanos Martiñon

5. Corrido De Tajaluca

Side B

1. La Muerte De Pedro Escamilla

2. Corrido De Juan Zavala

3. Corrido De Miguel Martiñon

4. Corrido De Justino Guato

5. Corrido De Berna Sanchez“El Payo

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