Victor-62987b-r801

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Title/Work	Tabaré
Subtitle/Content	Part 2
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Genre(s)	Uruguayan poems, Epic poems in Spanish
Language	Es
Lyricist(s)	Juan Zorilla de San Martin (1855 - 1931)
Performer(s)	Juan Zorilla de San Martin (Poet,1855 - 1931)
Inventory number	This file has no Inventory number. Please add here the Inventory number if available. Example: 10-78-VOCALM-A-00001A means 10-inch record, 78 rpm, vocal music, performer with surname "A", record 00001, side A. Notify the uploader with: {{subst:add-desc-I|1=Victor-62987b-r801}}
Label	Victor Records
Part of record	Victor 62987
Record side	B
Matrix/StamperID	R-801
Recording location	Buenos Aires (Argentina)
1st recording date	1910/04/04
1st release date	1910
1st release location (origin)	UY
References	http://autores.uy/autor/507 http://adp.library.ucsb.edu Title: Tabare (Primary title) Part 2 (Title part) Source: Victor ledgers Authors and Composers: Juan Zorrilla de San Martín (author) Personnel: Juan Zorrilla de San Martín (speaker) Description: Recitation Category: Spoken Marketing Genre: Spanish (Uruguay) Language: Spanish Master Size: 10-in. Notes Source(s): Victor ledgers. Take Date and Place: 4/4/1910 Buenos Aires, Argentina Take: [1] Status: Master Label Name/Number: Victor 62987 Format: 10-in.

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