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China de mi amor

China de mi amor is a Zamba written by and recorded by Francisco Canaro in 1924. Francisco Canaro has recorded China de mi amor as an instrumental Zamba.

Zamba

Style

Francisco Canaro

Orchestra

Instrumental

Singer

Author

Composer

1924/1/1

Date

Instrumental

Francisco Canaro

Francisco Canaro

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