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Aniceto Molina

Aniceto Molina

Aniceto Molina has been played on NTS in shows including Whodis? w/ 56 DJs, featured first on 10 January 2019. Songs played include Cumbia Cienaguera, La Gallina and Cumbia Sampuesana.

Originally from the town of El Campano, Colombia, Aniceto Molina began his musical career at the age of 12 playing the accordion. As the years passed he continued to tour and record throughout Central America. From 1973 to 1984 he lived in Mexico City and during this time he recorded albums and toured extensively throughout Mexico and began to tour the U.S. Seeing that his music made a lasting impression in the United States, he decided to make San Antonio, Texas his home in the summer of 1984. Aniceto Molina continues to tour throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America. Aniceto Molina and his group recently released their 43rd album.

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Aniceto Molina

Aniceto Molina has been played on NTS in shows including Whodis? w/ 56 DJs, featured first on 10 January 2019. Songs played include Cumbia Cienaguera, La Gallina and Cumbia Sampuesana.

Originally from the town of El Campano, Colombia, Aniceto Molina began his musical career at the age of 12 playing the accordion. As the years passed he continued to tour and record throughout Central America. From 1973 to 1984 he lived in Mexico City and during this time he recorded albums and toured extensively throughout Mexico and began to tour the U.S. Seeing that his music made a lasting impression in the United States, he decided to make San Antonio, Texas his home in the summer of 1984. Aniceto Molina continues to tour throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America. Aniceto Molina and his group recently released their 43rd album.

Original source: Last.fm

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Cumbia Cienaguera
Aniceto Molina
Guitarra1980
La Gallina
Aniceto Molina
Orbe0
Cumbia Sampuesana
Aniceto Molina
Compas0
Con Ron Y Vela
Aniceto Molina
Gamma0
La Burrita
Aniceto Molina
Orbe1984
La Burrita
Aniceto Molina, Luz Roja de San Marcos
Yuriko1983
Cumbia Sampuesana
Luz Roja de San Marcos, Aniceto Molina
Belart1977