El Cumbanchero
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| - | "[[El Cumbanchero]]" is a musical composition by [[Rafael Hernández Marín]]. | + | "[[El Cumbanchero]]" (1943) is a musical composition by [[Rafael Hernández Marín]], the song is a classic in [[Latin American music]]. |
| + | It is the basis of "[[Rockfort Rock]]". | ||
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| + | The song was copyrighted in 1943 and was first recorded in 1946 as a Mexican 78 disc ([[Peerless Records]]) by [[Margo Llergo]] & Orquesta Antonio Escobar.[http://www.originals.be/en/originals/1192] | ||
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| + | [[Celia Cruz]] covered the song 1948. | ||
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"El Cumbanchero" (1943) is a musical composition by Rafael Hernández Marín, the song is a classic in Latin American music.
It is the basis of "Rockfort Rock".
The song was copyrighted in 1943 and was first recorded in 1946 as a Mexican 78 disc (Peerless Records) by Margo Llergo & Orquesta Antonio Escobar.[1]
Celia Cruz covered the song 1948.
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