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A1	Aquella Boca
A2	Eres Mi Lira Harmoniosa
A3	Mama Inés Written-By – Eliseo Grenet
A4	Yo No Tumbo Caña
A5	Cabo De Guardia, Siento Un Tiro
A6	Se Fue Written-By – Lecuona*
A7	Caballeros, Silencio Written-By – Guillermo Castillo
A8	Rosa Roja Written-By – Oscar Hernandez
B1	Y Tu Que Has Hecho Written-By – Eusebio Delfin*
B2	El Tomatero Written-By – Graciano Gomez*
B3	Andar, Andar Written-By – Lecuona*
B4	Quisiera Ser Mi Estella Written-By – Gerardo Martinez
B5	Esas No Son Cubanas Written-By – Ignacio Piñeiro
B6	Africana Written-By – Felipe Nero Cabrera*
B7	Tribilín Cantore Written-By – Carlos Godinez
B8	Coralia Written-By – Gerardo Martinez

Credits

• Artwork – Beth Weil
• Bongos – Agustin Gutierrez, Andres Sotolongo, Jose Manuel Incharte
• Claves, Vocals – Abelardo Barroso
• Double Bass, Vocals, Leader – Gerardo Martinez
• Guitar, Vocals – Guillermo Castillo
• Liner Notes [Transcriptions, Translations] – John Santos , Nilo Tandron
• Maracas, Vocals – Felipe Neri Cabrera
• Photography By – Rene Lopez*
• Producer, Edited By – Chris Strachwitz
• Tres, Vocals – Carlos Godinez
• Trumpet – Enrique Hernandez, Felix Chapottin*
• Trumpet, Cornet – Jose Interian
• Vocals – Miguel Garcia
• Vocals, Claves – Jose "Cheo" Jimenez

Notes

Note: This is a compilation LP of tracks recorded from original 78rpm mono records, AND NOT from the original tapes, and as such, there will be some noise associated as a result of this process. Recorded between 1926 and 1931 in New York City, except A1 and B2 which were recorded in Havana, Cuba.
The personnel on the recordings heard on this album varies ; all of these people were known to be members of the Sexteto Habanero at some point during this period.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
9054	Sexteto Habanero	La Historia De Son Cubano - The Roots Of Salsa - Volume II ‎(LP, Album, Comp, Mono)	Folklyric Records	9054	US	Unknown