Tono Zamora celebrates the hardworking petroleum workers of Mexico on Que Vivan Los Petroleros, released on the Carino label in 1980. Accompanied by the legendary Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan and Mariachi Mexico 70 de Pepe Lopez, this LP features powerful ranchera performances with rich mariachi arrangements. The colorful cover showing Zamora in a PEMEX oil worker uniform makes this a unique and eye catching collectible.

Que Vivan Los Petroleros

Quiero Imaginar

El Fulano

La Yunta

Que Facil Fue Olvidarte

No Me Alcanza

Cada Semana

Esta Vez Te Olvidare

Don Senor

El Pillo

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