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Mi Pobre Vida - Conjunto Estrella Andina Del Cusco vocal: Juanita Gañari Y Huaychaucito Andino

Mi Pobre Vida

This is a 6 song 7 inch Mini LP played at 33rpm from Peru. Director: Orlando Garcia Quispe. Arpa: Alejandro Huaman Quispe. Charango: Cornelio Cusi Huaman. Rondin: Orlando Garcia Quispe. Vocalistas: Juana Cañari Pozo y Cornelio Cusi. Coordinacion Musical: Sixto Huaman Maza. Palmas: Eriberto Ramirez Sarmiento. This is sung in Quechua.

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Label Discos Del Puerto

Catalog Number mlp-223

Recording Format 33

Composer Garcia, Orlando

Genre Huayno

Accompaniment vocal: Juanita Gañari Y Huaychaucito Andino

Subjects love, complaint;, advice;, consolation;

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Performer Conjunto Estrella Andina Del Cusco

Performer Listed on Media Conjunto Estrella Andina Del Cusco

Composer Garcia, Orlando

Accompaniment vocal: Juanita Gañari Y Huaychaucito Andino

Recording Format 33

Side: b

Condition: VG+

Subject love, complaint;, advice;, consolation;

Track Number 1

Album title Mi Pobre Vida

Label Discos Del Puerto

Country Peru

Catalog Number mlp-223

Genre Huayno

Location of Label:

Lambda 137 Parque Industria y Commercio Callao, Peru

Staff Notes: This is a 6 song 7 inch Mini LP played at 33rpm from Peru. Director: Orlando Garcia Quispe. Arpa: Alejandro Huaman Quispe. Charango: Cornelio Cusi Huaman. Rondin: Orlando Garcia Quispe. Vocalistas: Juana Cañari Pozo y Cornelio Cusi. Coordinacion Musical: Sixto Huaman Maza. Palmas: Eriberto Ramirez Sarmiento. This is sung in Quechua.

Transfer Date: Monday, December 2, 2019

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side a

1. Mujer Ingrata

2. Laguna Huaypo

3. Lejos De Mis Padres

Side b

1. Mi Pobre Vida

2. Media Botella

3. T’ankar Quiscacha

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