Francisco García And Pablo & Juanita Saludado - Las Voces De Los Campesinos (Francisco Garcia And Pablo & Juanita Saludado Sing Corridos About The Farm Workers And Their Union) FLAC album

Tracklist

1	–Francisco García	El Corrido De La Marcha A Modesto
2	–Francisco García	El Aguila Negra
3	–Pablo And Juanita Saludado	Corrido De La Causa
4	–Francisco García	El Corrido De Reies Tijerina
5	–Pablo And Juanita Saludado	Huelga Y Violencias
6	–Pablo And Juanita Saludado	Corrido De César Chávez
7	–Francisco García	El Corrido De La Purga De Los Rancheros
8	–Francisco García	El Corrido Del Ilegal
9	–Francisco García	De Colores
10	–Pablo And Juanita Saludado	El Corrido De César Chávez
11	–Pablo And Juanita Saludado	El Corrido De Schenley
12	–Francisco García	El Corrido De Salinas
13	–Pablo And Juanita Saludado	El Equirol

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Francisco García (tracks: Side A), Pablo Saludado (tracks: Side B)
• Photography – Jon Lewis
• Producer – Center For The Study Of Comparative Folklore And Mythology, UCLA
• Production Manager – Micheal Heisley
• Vocals – Juanita Saludado (tracks: Side B)

Notes

Comes with 21 page booklet that includes lyrics, historical information, and project details.

Production supported by the Farm Worker Music Project and the UCLA Ethnic Heritage Studies Program Project, "The Traditional Arts and Oral History of Chicanos of Greater Los Angeles, California" (funded respectively by the National Endowment for the Arts, Folk Arts Program, and the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, U.S. Office of Education). We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the Delano Field Office of the United Farm Workers Union for permission to make these recordings at the union's "Forty Acres" in Delano, California.

One half of the royalties from this record will be donated to the National Farm Worker Service Center, Inc., a non-profit organization which develops social service programs for farm workers.

Companies

• Distributed By – Center For The Study Of Comparative Folklore And Mythology, UCLA – FMSC-1