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Male Betulia - Las Hermanas Pulido Chorus: Hermanas Pulido

Male Betulia

Keywords describe the song and not the lyrical content due to it being sung in a regional dialect. De Uruapan, Michoacan. Director: Arq. Arturo Macias A. - Direccion Artistica: Federico Mendez. Musica Indigena Purepecha Vol. 1.

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Label Peerless

Catalog Number 1663

Recording Format 33

Genre purepecha

Accompaniment Chorus: Hermanas Pulido

Subjects woman, vocal

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Performer Las Hermanas Pulido

Performer Listed on Media Coro De Las Hermanas Pulido

Accompaniment Chorus: Hermanas Pulido

Recording Format 33

Side: a

Condition: VG

Subject woman, vocal

Track Number 3

Album title Musica Indigena Purepecha

Label Peerless

Country USA

Catalog Number 1663

Genre purepecha

Location of Label:

Apartado 1657 Mexico, D. F.

Staff Notes: Keywords describe the song and not the lyrical content due to it being sung in a regional dialect. De Uruapan, Michoacan. Director: Arq. Arturo Macias A. - Direccion Artistica: Federico Mendez. Musica Indigena Purepecha Vol. 1.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Side a

1. Musica De La Danza De Chananscua

2. Male Severiana

3. Male Betulia

4. Musica De La Danza Del Tata-Keri

5. Musica De La Danza De Los Viejitos

6. Musica De La Danza De Guach -Guarariacha

Side b

1. Danza De Tata Juriata Y Nana Cutzi

2. Musica De La Danza Del Curuch-Urapiti

3. Musica De La Danza De La Paracat-Uarari

4. Musica De La Danza De Los Curpitis

5. Arriba Pichataro

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