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Luis Mariano
Prenez Mon Coeur Et Mes Roses / Serenade Pres De Mexico
Single CA on Pathé label
Latin and Pop (Chanson, Vocal)
Manufacture au Canada par Capitol Records (Canada) Ltd. Francophone adaptation : A) of "Lady Of Spain" (1931), popularized by Bing Crosby among others. B) of "South Of The Border" (1939), popularized by Gene Autry. No date on vinyl. Tolchard Evans's name misprinted as "Tholchard" on label.
Musicians
 | Luis Mariano voc, 1914-1970 FR album by |
 | Bernard Gérard Et Son Orchestre , orchestra, uncredited, orchestrated by, conductor |
 | Fernand Bonifay , 1920-1993 FR adapted by (text), translated by |
 | Louis Poterat , 1901-1982 FR adapted by (text), translated by |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prenez Mon Coeur Et Mes Roses (Lady Of Spain) | Luis Mariano | Tholchard Evans - E. Reaves, adapt. F. Bonifay, Erell Reaves, Tolchard Evans | 2:25 |
| 2 | Serenade Pres De Mexico (South Of The Border) | Luis Mariano | J. Kennedy - M. Carr, adapt. L. Poterat, Jimmy Kennedy, Michael Carr | 2:45 |
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