Tejano Roots: The Women 1946-1970
Various Artists
In 1990, Arhoolie Productions purchased Ideal Records masters. The catalog, spanning a 25 year period from 1946 to 1970, included recordings by women who helped shape the beginnings of Tejano (Mexican-American) music in the southwestern United States. Originally, female performers in Mexican entertainment were allotted roles only in less serious entertainment (vaudeville, dancers, chorus girls, and zarzuela comediennes). The liner notes include a brief history of development of Tejano music, short biographies of each artist/group, and Spanish song lyrics and English translations.
Release Info
Catalog Number(s)
ARH00343,
343, CD 343
Year(s) Released
1991
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Credit(s)
Armando Marroquin - Recorder
Paco Betancourt - Recorder
Jim Nicolopulos - Liner Notes, Translator
Chris Strachwitz - Liner Notes, Editor
Elizabeth Weil - Designer
Wayne Pope - Designer
Zack Salem - Translator
Dix Bruce - Liner Notes Editor
Juanita Salem - Translator
Paco Betancourt - Recorder
Jim Nicolopulos - Liner Notes, Translator
Chris Strachwitz - Liner Notes, Editor
Elizabeth Weil - Designer
Wayne Pope - Designer
Zack Salem - Translator
Dix Bruce - Liner Notes Editor
Juanita Salem - Translator
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