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Rompe Sandalia - La Uruysinita Con El Conjunto Los Danzantes De Puquio

Rompe Sandalia

This is a 6 song 7 inch Mini LP played at 33rpm from Peru. Productor: Eriberto Ramirez Sarmiento. Canta: Uruysinita - Isabel Quispe. Arpa: Modesto Tomayro - Popular Mollicha. Violin: Andres Lares. Danzante: Aguila Huamancha. Montaje Cajon y Palmas: Eriberto Ramirez Sarmiento.

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Label Discos Del Puerto

Catalog Number mlp-285

Recording Format 33

Composer Quispe, Isabel

Genre Huayno

Accompaniment Con El Conjunto Los Danzantes De Puquio

Subjects woman;, vocal, chant;, strings;, violin;, harp;, percussion;

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Performer La Uruysinita

Performer Listed on Media La Uruysinita

Composer Quispe, Isabel

Accompaniment Con El Conjunto Los Danzantes De Puquio

Recording Format 33

Side: b

Condition: VG+

Subject woman;, vocal, chant;, strings;, violin;, harp;, percussion;

Track Number 1

Album title Chascay Lucerito

Label Discos Del Puerto

Country Peru

Catalog Number mlp-285

Genre Huayno

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Lambda 137 Parque Industria y Commercio Callao, Peru

Staff Notes: This is a 6 song 7 inch Mini LP played at 33rpm from Peru. Productor: Eriberto Ramirez Sarmiento. Canta: Uruysinita - Isabel Quispe. Arpa: Modesto Tomayro - Popular Mollicha. Violin: Andres Lares. Danzante: Aguila Huamancha. Montaje Cajon y Palmas: Eriberto Ramirez Sarmiento.

Transfer Date: Wednesday, December 4, 2019

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Also on this Media

Side a

1. Chascay Lucerito

2. Mal Gasto

3. Verde Cahuascha

Side b

1. Rompe Sandalia

2. Celoso

3. Carnaval Huayhuashchay

Other Recordings by La Uruysinita

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