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El Primero Conjunto Norteño Famoso: 1946-1949

Maya y Cantú
El Primero Conjunto Norteño Famoso: 1946-1949 In the 1940s, the duo of Jesus Maya (bajo sexto) and Timoteo Cantu (accordion) was probably the most popular dueto norteño along the Texas-Mexico border. Between 1946 and 1949, they recorded music for Ideal Records at XEDF radio station in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. Unfortunately, artistic and personal differences caused Maya and Cantu to split up by the early 1950s. This collection of corridos and canciones represents some of their most important music from that era.

Track Listing

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Arnulfo Gonzalez Maya y Cantú 03:12
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Tengo Un Amor Maya y Cantú 02:42
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La Cantinera Maya y Cantú 02:40
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Aqui Te Quedas Maya y Cantú 03:04
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Dionicio Maldonado Maya y Cantú 03:19
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La Barranca Maya y Cantú 02:29
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Pedro Nevarez Maya y Cantú 03:04
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El Mojado Maya y Cantú 03:21
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Los Tequileros Maya y Cantú 02:54
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Cual de Los Dos Amantes Maya y Cantú 02:40
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Ya Tengo Otro Amor Maya y Cantú 02:46
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Soy Errante Maya y Cantú 02:47
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Jacinto Trevino Maya y Cantú 03:20
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La Voz De Mi Madre Maya y Cantú 02:41
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Mira Luisa Maya y Cantú 02:41