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Matilde Alfaro - Los Hermanos Banda De Salamanca

Matilde Alfaro

Same Program Also On MIAMI LP - MPOS-6094. This corrido is about the death of Matilde Alfaro who died on April 18 with no year given in San Rafael. He was apprehended and taken to Salamanca where they were gonna execute him. Alfaro told them to kill him on top of his horse while it was running.

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Label Belart

Catalog Number LPB-7058

Recording Format 33

Composer Banda, Gil

Subjects death, murder, execution

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Performer Los Hermanos Banda De Salamanca

Performer Listed on Media Los Hermanos Banda De Salamanca

Composer Banda, Gil

Recording Format 33

Side: B

Subject death, murder, execution

Track Number 3

Record Producer

Marco Antonio Reynoso

Album title Rancheras Y Corridos Famosos

Label Belart

Catalog Number LPB-7058

Staff Notes: Same Program Also On MIAMI LP - MPOS-6094. This corrido is about the death of Matilde Alfaro who died on April 18 with no year given in San Rafael. He was apprehended and taken to Salamanca where they were gonna execute him. Alfaro told them to kill him on top of his horse while it was running.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. En Las Cantinas

2. Corrido De Lucio Vazquez

3. Cuando Me Vaya De Aquí

4. Simon Blanco

5. Morena, La Causa Fuiste

Side B

1. Con Fecha De Mañana

2. El 24 De Junio

3. Matilde Alfaro

4. Mil Cantinas

5. Corrido De Los Perez

Other Recordings by Los Hermanos Banda De Salamanca

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