Various – Recordando A José Alfredo

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Label:

Discos Gas – 61

Format:

3 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Blue Vinyl

Country:

Mexico

Released:

1978

Genre:

Latin

Style:

Ranchera, Mariachi

Tracklist

A1 Lola Beltrán– Pasaste A La Historia A2 Alberto Vázquez– Vamonos A3 Amalia Mendoza– Amarga Navidad A4 Roberto Sasian– Tu Recuerdo Y Yo A5 Sonia "La Unica"– Que Te Vaya Bonito B1 Lola Beltrán– El Rey B2 Mariachi Oro Y Plata– Camino De Guanajuato B3 Alberto Vázquez– Un Mundo Raro B4 Amalia Mendoza– Maldicion Ranchera B5 Gilberto Valenzuela– La Estrella C1 Rafael Vázquez– Que Se Me Acabe La Vida C2 Lola Beltrán– El Ultimo Trago C3 Manolo Muñoz– Si Nos Dejan C4 Amalia Mendoza– Llegando A Ti C5 Alberto Vázquez– Que Suerte La Mia D1 Amalia Mendoza– Despacito D2 Roberto Sasian– La Media Vuelta D3 Dora Maria– Vete Ya D4 Alberto Vázquez– La Que Se Fue D5 Lola Beltrán– Caballo Blanco E1 Manolo Muñoz– Cuatro Caminos E2 Dora Maria– Alla Tu Si Me Olvidas E3 Maclovio Contreras*– Con La Muerte En Los Puños E4 Lola Beltrán– Las Ciudades E5 Gilberto Valenzuela– Tu Traje Blanco F1 Maclovio Contreras*– Ella F2 Lola Beltrán– Te Solté La Rienda F3 Roberto Sasian– El Jinete F4 Alberto Vázquez– Paloma Querida F5 Amalia Mendoza– Cuando Los Años Pasan



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Poor (P), Fair (F): A record in this condition is cracked, badly warped, and won't play through without skipping or repeating. The cover could be cracked, water-damaged, and heavily marred by wear or writing. Cover and inner sleeves are fully split, crinkled, and written upon.