Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo - Flamenco Album

Tracklist

1	Solea Y Bulerias
2	Toque De Levante
3	Las Cositas Del Querer
4	Tanguillo Y Zambrilla
5	Malagueña
6	Variaciones Por Rosa Y Alegrias
7	La Hija De Don Juan Alba
8	Bolero Mallorquin, Castilla Y Galicia

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
R-199-134	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo - Flamenco ‎(LP)	Remington	R-199-134	US	1953
R-199-134	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo - Flamenco ‎(LP)	Remington	R-199-134	US	1953
101	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo - Flamenco ‎(LP)	Music Inn Records	101	US	1953
R-199-134	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo - Flamenco ‎(LP)	Remington	R-199-134	US	1953
CR 209	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo	Carlos Montoya, Lydia Ibarrondo - Flamenco ‎(LP, Mono)	Concerteum	CR 209	France	1956

Credits

• Artwork – Steinweiss
• Guitar – Carlos Montoya
• Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Lydia Ibarrondo (tracks: B2, B4)

Notes

back cover in black.

Album

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