El Camarón De La Isla Accompanied By Antonio De Ceuta ‎– Moro ‎– Morenito ‎– Indio Gitano - El Duende Del Cante mp3

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Credits

• Accompanied By, Vocals – Antonio De Ceuta, El Indio Gitano, Morenito
• Accompanied By, Vocals, Handclaps – Moro
• Leader, Vocals – El Camarón De La Isla
• Written-By – Popular

Notes

(P) 1975 Distribuidora De Productos Magneticos, S. A.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (#Cat Variant On Cover): PM 2013
• Depósito Legal: M-18.736-75

Companies

• Record Company – Distribuidora De Productos Magneticos S. A.
• Licensed From – Estudios Regson
• Made By – Distribuidora De Productos Magneticos S. A.
• Distributed By – Distribuidora De Productos Magneticos S. A.

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