Box 31
Container
Contains 59 Results:
El Gato Santos: Por Tanto Exranarte/El Disco Tuyo Y Mio Peerless, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 31
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated
Los Segundos: Libro Abierto/Callejon Sin Salida Discos De Fama, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 32
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated
Jose Luis Segura: Pobre Barrio/Un Loco De Tantos RCA Victor, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 33
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated
The Sensations: Entre Suspiro Y Suspiro/El Mas Perdido, Sunglow Record Company, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 34
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated
Irma Serrano: Paso Del Norte/La Abandonada, Discos Columbia, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 35
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated
Irma Serrano: Nubes Bajas/Copitas De Mezcal, Discos Columbia, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 36
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated
Irma Serrano: La Tumba De Villa/Prenda Del Alma, Discos Columbia, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 37
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated
Irma Serrano: Desesperanza/Carino Santo, Discos Columbia, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 38
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated
Irma Serrano: El Amor De La Paloma/Goza,Goza Mariposa, Discos Columbia, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 39
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated
Irma Serrano: Corrido De Anselma/El Letrerito, Discos Columbia, undated
File — Box: 31, Folder: 40
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
This collection of over 2000 vinyl records represents the collected music of educator and dance hall impresario Candelario Mendoza. In 1949 Candelario began a moonlighting career in radio while teaching. He worked as a Spanish radio announcer for KPMO – an AM radio station local to Los Angeles. At that time, Spanish broadcasts were relegated to only 1-3 hours in the early morning. The rest of the day was designated for English only broadcasts. As such, his broadcasts provided Mexican workers...
Dates:
undated