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Tlacololeros - Tlacololeros De Zitlala, Guerrero

Tlacololeros

No Catalog Present so we assigned the catalog number to be A-1 for cataloging purposes. Raises Prehispanicas. Tlacololeros De Zitlala, Guerrero - Grupo Etnico Nahua Tlapaneco.

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Label INI

Catalog Number A-1

Recording Format 33

Genre Son

Subjects instrumental, flute, percussion

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Performer Tlacololeros De Zitlala, Guerrero

Performer Listed on Media Tlacololeros De Zitlala, Guerrero

Recording Format 33

Side: A

Recording Date 02/04/1978

Subject instrumental, flute, percussion

Track Number 1

Album title Cinco Siglos De Bandas En Mexico

Label INI

Country Mexico

Catalog Number A-1

Genre Son

Location of Label:

Chilapa, Guerrero

Staff Notes: No Catalog Present so we assigned the catalog number to be A-1 for cataloging purposes. Raises Prehispanicas. Tlacololeros De Zitlala, Guerrero - Grupo Etnico Nahua Tlapaneco.

Donated By: Chris Strachwitz

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Side A

1. Tlacololeros

2. Pintos O Fariseos

3. Son De Los Moros Chinos

4. Pez Espada

5. Bele Lele

Side B

1. Anillito

2. Son De La Calle

3. Son De Santiago El Moro

4. El Tigre

5. Vicenta

Side C

1. Civilizacion Mixe

2. Xochipitzahua - Flor Menudita

Side D

1. Dios Nunca Muere

2. Al Amanecer Del Dia De San Juan

3. Lindo Oxcuxcab

4. Juquileña

Side E

1. Vicenta

2. Adios, Pueblo

3. Chichicatztepec

4. Para Todos Mis Amigos

5. Un Son Diana

Side F

1. La Califa De Bagdag

2. Fragmento De La Sinfonia Inconclusa

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