El Gran Pacheco - Pacheco At The New York World's Fair Album

Tracklist

1	Guachinango
2	Carnavales
3	Alto Songo
4	Que Pelota
5	El Boniato
6	Ocurrencia
7	Se Me Fue
8	Soy Del Monte
9	Galan Galan
10	Goza Negro
11	Preferio El Son
12	Bomba-Lede

Credits

• Vocals [Canta] – Pete Rodriguez

Notes

El Gran Pacheco Canta Pete Rodriguez

Catalog# on sleeve: LP 326
on labels: SLP 326

Album

A1 Que Pelota A2 El Boniato A3 Bomba-Lede A4 Se Me Fue A5 Goza Negro A6 Alto Songo B1 Guachinango B2 Ocurrencia B3 Soy Del Monte B4 Galan Galan B5 Prefiero El Son B6 Carnavales. Vocals Pete Rodriguez. About this release. Play jigsaw puzzles for free Home. Johnny Pacheco. Pacheco at the New York World Fair, 2010. Que Pelota, 02:34. El Boniato, 02:38. Bomba Lede, 02:52. Goza Negro, 02:45. Galan Galan, 02:00. Prefiero el Son, 02:28. Carnavales, 03:27. Now playing . El Chivo. Listen full album. Sabor Tipico. Johnny Pacheco 10 tracks Released in 1967 Latin. View all Johnny Pacheco albums. Pacheco At The New York Worlds Fair. 12 tracks. Released in 1964. Listen free to Johnny Pacheco Pacheco at the New York World Fair Que Pelota, El Boniato and more. 12 tracks 32:42. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Pacheco at the New York World Fair. Play album. Get album. Do you know any background info about this album Start the wiki. Condition: Used: Very Good. World's Fair, Vinyl VG, Jacket VG, Format: Vinyl Record LP, Fania Records. USA release from 1964. Latin music LP release from Johnny Pacheco. Classic Latin Salsa music LP. Original mono issue. Signed on the back of the jacket with an inscription to the New York radio DJ Dick Sugar by Johnny Pacheco himself. Record labels are the Fania gold coloured versions. Some pen marks on the back of the jacket. Música tropical 1964. Que Pelota Live At The World's Fair, New York City, N. El Boniato Live At The World's Fair, New York City, N. Bomba Lede Live At The World's Fair, New York City, N. Johnny Pacheco & Pete El Conde Rodríguez. Soy Del Monte Live At The World's Fair, New York City, N. Galán Galán Live At The World's Fair, New York City, N. Prefiero El Son Live At The World's Fair, New York City, N. Relocated to New York during the late '40s, Johnny Pacheco learned to play sax, percussion and flute in high school. In September 1959, he left Charlie Palmieri's flute and strings orchestra to organize his own. With his first recording, Pacheco y su. read more. top albums. similar to. johnnypacheco Albums. The 193940 New York World's Fair was a world's fair held at Flushing MeadowsCorona Park in Queens, New York, United States. It was the second most expensive American world's fair of all time, exceeded only by St. Louis's Louisiana Purchase Exposition of 1904. Many countries around the world participated in it, and over 44 million people attended its exhibits in two seasons. It was the first exposition to be based on the future, with an opening slogan of Dawn of a New Day, and it allowed all