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La Muerte Del Cazador - Los Cardenales De Nuevo Leon

La Muerte Del Cazador

This corrido is about the death and murder of a bounty hunter who was found dead in grave in a cemetery. It was Camilo Cantu who was orphaned at a young age. He was born in San Nicolas De Los Garza and lived with his kids and wife.

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Label Disa

Catalog Number LP-380

Recording Format 33

Composer Ruiz Carrillo, Leopoldo

Genre Corrido

Subjects death, murder, mother, father

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Performer Los Cardenales De Nuevo Leon

Performer Listed on Media Los Cardenales De Nuevo Leon

Composer Ruiz Carrillo, Leopoldo

Recording Format 33

Side: A

Condition: E

Subject death, murder, mother, father

Track Number 3

Album title Con La Fuenza Del Corrido

Label Disa

Country Mexico

Catalog Number LP-380

Genre Corrido

Location of Label:

Juarez 109 A. - San Nicolas De Los Garza Nuevo Leon, Mexico

Staff Notes: This corrido is about the death and murder of a bounty hunter who was found dead in grave in a cemetery. It was Camilo Cantu who was orphaned at a young age. He was born in San Nicolas De Los Garza and lived with his kids and wife.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. Sucedio En Un Panteon

2. Leonel Garcia Olivares

3. La Muerte Del Cazador

4. Corrido Del Rio Bravo

5. Beto Luna

Side B

1. Juan Orozco

2. El Ultimo Viaje

3. Misa De Cuerpo Presente

4. La Bronco Negra

5. Los Cuatro Terribles

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