Yo cuando era niño - mi padre querido

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DATE 4/26/1939

NOTES For further information on this recording session, please refer to Section 6 of the fieldnotes: Brownsville, Texas and vicinity; April 24-28

FORMAT sound recording

LANGUAGE Spanish

INSTRUMENTATION vocals and guitar

LOCATION(S) Home of J.K. Wells, Brownsville, Cameron County, Texas

TYPE OF RECORDING SITE home

GENRE habañeras ballads

"vagrant pickers' song"

ALTERNATE TITLE(S) Cotton Picking (Song of vagrant Mexican cotton pickers)

RELATED AUDIO 2611a2 2611a3

RELATED DUST JACKET dj0009

CALL NUMBER AFC 1939/001 2611a1

DIGITAL ID afcss39 2611a1