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La Tragedia De Houston - Mr. Felix H. Morales Y Su Cuate Chano Carmona

La Tragedia De Houston

Produccion: Joe Morales. Arreglos de Chano Carmona. This corrido is about a serial killer who killed 27 boys in Houston, Texas. Name is not given in corrido but initial searches led me to the name of Dean Corll. This because known as the “Houston Mass Murders”.

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Label Gapoca Records

Catalog Number GALP-105

Recording Format 33

Composer Govea, Connie - Carmona, Chano

Genre Corrido

Accompaniment Y Su Cuate Chano Carmona

Subjects death, murder, lament, reflection, city

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Performer Mr. Felix H. Morales

Performer Listed on Media Mr. Felix H. Morales

Composer Govea, Connie - Carmona, Chano

Accompaniment Y Su Cuate Chano Carmona

Recording Format 33

Side: B

Subject death, murder, lament, reflection, city

Track Number 2

Record Producer

Joe Morales

Album title Abran Cancha Que Ahi Viene “El Jefazo” Vol. II

Label Gapoca Records

Country USA

Catalog Number GALP-105

Genre Corrido

Location of Label:

P. O. Box 21100 Houston, Texas 77026

Staff Notes: Produccion: Joe Morales. Arreglos de Chano Carmona. This corrido is about a serial killer who killed 27 boys in Houston, Texas. Name is not given in corrido but initial searches led me to the name of Dean Corll. This because known as the “Houston Mass Murders”.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. Volver Volver

3. Besos Y Cervezas

4. La Historia De Una Paloma

5. Las Mañanitas

6. Hace Un Año

Side B

1. El Hijo Desobediente

2. La Tragedia De Houston

3. La Del Moño Colorado

4. Paloma Blanca

5. Voy De Gallo

6. Modesta Ayala

Other Recordings by Mr. Felix H. Morales

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the UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center,
the Arhoolie Foundation,
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Made possible by the UCLA Los Tigres del Norte Fund, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Endowment for the Arts, the GRAMMY Foundation, the Fund for Folk Culture, Arhoolie Records, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Littlefield Jr., the Edmund & Jeannik Littlefield Foundation, and others.