Álbum de la Revolución Cubana
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Álbum de la Revolución Cubana is a publication on the history of the Cuban Revolution. It consists of two parts: comic book and music CD.
[edit] Álbum de la Revolución Cubana Comic Trading Card
This comic book is released circa 1960s.
[edit] Álbum de la Revolución Cubana Music
This album is released in 2000 by Cuba Soul. It consists of fifteen Cuban propaganda songs in a danceable Latin rhythm, including the famous song from Carlos Puebla, Hasta siempre, written after Che Guevara's death.
- Celeste Mendoza – Cuba Corazón De Nuestra América
- Celina González y Reutilio – Décimas De La Revolución
- Esther Borja – Despertar
- Merceditas Valdés – A Coger La Guampara
- Celina González Y Reutilio – Que Viva Fidel
- Las D'aida – El Cohete Americano
- Pío Leyva – Rumba De Mi Patria
- Carlos Puebla – Hasta Siempre
- Amelita Frades – Pensamiento
- Ramón Veloz – Nueva Vida
- Esther Borja – Dejame Estrechar Tu Mano
- Ojedita Y Coro – La Canción De Los Niños
- Niño Rivera – Nuevo Son
- Omara Portuondo – Junto A Mí Fusil Mi Son
- Ela Calvo y Orquestra Aragón Con Los Papines – Cuba, Qué Linda Es Cuba
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