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Roman Iriarte - Los Invasores De Nuevo Leon

Roman Iriarte

Bajo Licencia: Serca, Monterrey, N. L., Mexico
Arreglos: Los Invasores De Nuevo Leon
Coordinacion Musical: Juan Mendoza

This Corrido Is About Roman Iriarte Whose Family Was Murdered By The Goverment As Revenge For His Crimes. He Pretends He Is Turning In To The Authorities And While At The Police Stations Shoots And Kills Several Police Men

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Label FonoVisa

Catalog Number Tmc-3010

Recording Format Cassette

Composer Vargas, Paulino

Genre Corrido

Subjects tribute, man, death, murder, revenge, lament, shootout

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Performer Los Invasores De Nuevo Leon

Performer Listed on Media Los Invasores De Nuevo Leon

Composer Vargas, Paulino

Recording Format Cassette

Side: B

Subject tribute, man, death, murder, revenge, lament, shootout

Track Number 1

Album title La Ley Del Corrido...

Label FonoVisa

Country USA

Catalog Number Tmc-3010

Genre Corrido

Location of Label:

12901 Coral Tree Place Los Angeles, CA 90066

Staff Notes: Bajo Licencia: Serca, Monterrey, N. L., Mexico Arreglos: Los Invasores De Nuevo Leon Coordinacion Musical: Juan Mendoza This Corrido Is About Roman Iriarte Whose Family Was Murdered By The Goverment As Revenge For His Crimes. He Pretends He Is Turning In To The Authorities And While At The Police Stations Shoots And Kills Several Police Men

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side A

1. La Fuga De San Antonio

2. El Mundo De los Palenques

3. La Tierra Es Tuya

4. Frontera Chiquita

5. Corrido Del Toro

Side B

1. Roman Iriarte

2. Mi Estado Querido

3. Comandante Licea

4. El Leopardo

5. Rosalino Valero

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