El Tri Indocumentado CD

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List Price	$8.97 (You save $1.48)
Category	International Albums, Pop CDs, Latin, Spanish, Latin Pop, Rock En Espanol, Rock
Label	Weasel Disc
Orig Year	1993
All Time Sales Rank	378371
CD Universe Part number	1274486
Catalog number	90906
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 23, 1993
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Alejandro Lora; Alex Lora
Engineer	Richard Kaplan
Recording Time	37 minutes
Personnel	Pedro Martinez - drums, percussion, background vocals Felipe Souza - guitar Alejandro Lora Eduardo Chico Rafael Salgado - harmonica Victor Cisneros - brass Alex Lora - vocals, guitar Carolyn Asplin - violin Chela DeLora - background vocals Victor Anderson

El Tri Indocumentado Songs

1.	Dragon, El :: The Dragon
2.	Cuando Canta el Grillo :: When The Cricket Sings	$0.99
3.	Indocumentado :: Undocumented
4.	No Vuelvo a Agarrar la Jarra :: I Will Never Drink Again	$0.99
5.	Nadie Sabe Para Quien Trabaja :: No One Knows Who They Are Working For	$0.99
6.	Valle de Lagrimas :: Valley Of Tears	$0.99
7.	Tirando a Matar :: Shooting To Kill	$0.99
8.	Asi Se Hacen los Chismes :: That's How Rumors Start	$0.99
9.	Blues de la Navidad, El :: Christmas Blues
10.	Igual Pa Todos :: Same For All

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