Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]
Bronco BRLP-043, red labels with the black rearing-horse Bronco logo, "A Division of Falcon Record Co. McAllen, Texas", label title "Vietnam -Por que estamos en Vietnam-"; back cover "Otra producción 'Falcon' en alta fidelidad", manufactured by Falcon Record Co., McAllen, Texas. Lado A: "Una carta a mi hijo" (Gabino García; Vicente Gutiérrez, Ramms-BMI) 3:05, "Paz en la tierra" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Juan Alfredo Pérez, Ramms-BMI) 2:37, "La canción del soldado" (Juan Alfredo Pérez; Francisco Salazar) 2:17, "A la guerra me llevan" (Gilberto Pérez; arr. G. Pérez) 2:50, "El hijo del soldado" (Freddie Gómez; José A. Morante) 3:10; Lado B: "Por que estamos en Vietnam" (Arnaldo Ramírez; Arnaldo Ramírez, Ramms-BMI) 3:30, "El padre del soldado" (Henry Zimmerle; Francisco Montalvo) 3:30, "Esperanza de un soldado" (Los Dos Rebeldes; López-Maldonado) 2:20, "La novia del soldado" (Eligio Salinas; Rafael Cantú, Ramms-BMI) 2:56, "Soldado raso" (Freddie Gómez; Felipe Valdes Leal) 3:05. The back is headed "Un homenaje a los integrantes de nuestras fuerzas armadas, con un saludo muy especial para nuestros soldados, marinos y pilotos" and prints a Spanish statement by Dean Rusk, "Secretario de Estado - U.S.A.", explaining that the United States is in Vietnam because of mutual-security treaty commitments made in 1955, and that failing to honour them would risk a world war; it credits a "special performance for this album" by the Falcon artists Juan Alfredo Perez, Freddie Gomez, Eligio Salinas, Henry Zimmerle, Los Dos Rebeldes, Gilberto Perez, Arnaldo Ramirez and Gavino Garcia, and advertises Bronco BRLP-042 (Beulah), BRLP-040 (Hermanos Layton) and BRLP-039 (Luis Aguilar and María Alejandra). The front cover is a drawing of soldiers in green uniforms advancing through grass, one handing a rifle across the ground, and this copy carries a handwritten ballpoint inscription dated "Jan 26 '71". [From the record sleeve and labels]