Vietnam canta a Cuba - Cuba canta a Vietnam
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]
LD-V-3, 33 r.p.m., blue labels with silver print, "Hecho en Cuba por EGREM - CNC"; side A is headed "Cuba Canta a Viet-Nam" and side B "Viet-nam Canta a Cuba". Cara A: "Ho Chi Minh: Su nombre puede ponerse en versos" and "Por que" (Pablo Milanés), "Cuento para un niño" (Omara Portuondo), "3,000 pajaros negros" (Silvio Rodríguez), "La hora de todos" (Elena Burke), "David y Goliath" (Carlos Puebla) and "Himno de la victoria" (Ramón Calzadilla y el Coro del ICR); Cara B: "Vietnam-Cuba" (Tran Kiet Tuong), "Marcha de las milicias Cubanas", "Canto a los combatientes de Girón", "Siboney", "Vietnam-Cuba" (Hoang Van) and "Marcha de América Latina", the side B items other than the two "Vietnam-Cuba" songs carrying no performer credit. The front cover shows two large yellow flowers on a red ground; the back carries the tracklist with two black-and-white photographs, a child playing a flute while riding a water buffalo in a field and workers among plants beneath royal palms. No times, writers or year are printed. [From the record sleeve and labels]