AUGUSTINE RAMIREZ-TE QUIERO CARINITO-1973-ZARAPE ZLP-1076-TEJANO SOUL VG+/VG+
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Nov 15, 2025 Sold Date
Aug 20, 2025 Start Date
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--VINYL RECORD PLAYS COMPLETE---NO NOISE---BEAUTIFUL
--SHRINK WRAP IS MOSTLY ALL THERE--TEARING AT BOTTOM AND TORN AT BACKSIDE 
--VINYL IS VERY GOOD PLUS-----VERY MINOR SURFACE SCRATCHES --SIDE 1-- 2 SMALL BUFFS TOGETHER ON TRK 1 --SIDE 2 --HAS 2-2 INCH AND 1-1 INCH LIGHT SCRATCHES (MINOR -NON-AFFECTING)
--ALBUM COVER IS VG PLUS-----HAS TINY WEAR ON ALL 4 CORNERS AND 2" BOTTOM EDGE SCUFF AT OPENING
--ORIGINAL INLAY (VG) IS YELLOWED (AGE) -- 3 CORNER CREASES--TATTERED AT OPENING FROM HANDLING
--A BRAND-NEW HUDSON HI-FI RECORD SLEEVE IS INCLUDED AND A BRAND NEW MLIKERO 4.7 ML OUTER RECORD SLEEVE ALSO INCLUDED
RECORD ALBUM IS FROM 1973 AND HAS THE HEAVIER WEIGHT TO IT
"TE QUIERO CARINITO" HAS 12---12 GREAT SONGS---AND IS HIS NINTH STUDIO RECORD ALBUM
---YOU WILL REMEMBER ALL OF THESE SONGS AND TOTALLY ENJOY THIS MUSIC---
** VERY HARD TO FIND IN THIS CONDITION **
---THIS TEJANO MUSIC BY AUGUSTINE RAMIREZ IS SOLID TEJANO---NOT WORLD MUSIC-- ----------NOT WESTERN EUROPEAN-----NOT MEXICAN--NOT LATIN -- NOT TEX-MEX-----------PURO TEJANO 
CRACK OPEN A COLD ONE--Y TOMA UNA CERVEZA FRIA---SALUD---KICK BACK AND ENJOY

Augustin Ramirez is an icon in Tejano music. Known to fans as "El Guti," the Grammy winner is a celebrated composer as well as a performing and recording artist. Some of his most popular songs include "Ruina de Mi Corazon," "Sangre de Indio," and "Tres Ramitas." He has recorded over 80 albums and been recognized nationally for his contribution to Tejano music.

Ramirez was born in Lockhart, Texas, a small town located south of Austin. His musical career commenced during his teens as he performed with regional artists such as Cisco Rangel y Los Jesters, Los Dominoes, Fred Salas, Los Latinos, and Roy Montelongo, before leaving to form his own band. 

Beginning with his solo debut album, El Barco Chiquito  released by El Zarape in 1965, Ramirez's unique singing style drew fans en masse. 

In 1997, he was inducted into the Tejano Music Hall of Fame. In 2001, he won a Latin Grammy Award for Best Tejano Album for Qué Es Música Tejana? as part of his participation in the Legends, a collaborative effort between Tejano all-stars Sunny Ozuna, Freddy Martinez, and Carlos Guzman. They issued a follow-up in 2006 with Otra Vez Raices, and were nominated again.

**SONG TRACKS CAN BE SEEN ON THE LAST PICTURE**

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