World's favorite Latin American songs and dances
By: compiled and edited by Albert Gamse
Series: World's favorite series -- no. 16; World's favorite series -- no. 16.
Publisher: Ashley Publications
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Carlstadt, N.J
Language: spa
Number of pages: 160
Subjects: Folk music; Spanish Folk songs; Spanish Songs; Dance music
Other titles: World's favorite songs and dances of Latin America.
Notes: Principally songs.

For voice and piano; with chord symbols and guitar chord diagrams.

Spanish words; chiefly with English translations.

Cover title: World's favorite songs and dances of Latin America.
Table of contents: title: Adios muchachos; title: A media luz; title: Aragonaise; title: Ay ay ay; title: Banana boat song; title: Cachucha; title: Caminito; title: Caracas; title: Carmena; title: Chiapanecas; title: Choucoune; title: Cielito lindo; title: Dance a cachucha; title: Delia gone; title: Dengoso; title: Dolores; title: El cefiro; title: El choclo; title: El relicario; title: Esmeralda; title: España; title: Estrellita; title: Estudiantina; title: Flor de Lima; title: Guitarre; title: Habanera (from Carmen); title: Hold 'em, Joe; title: Irresistible; title: Jamaica farewell; title: La casita; title: La chupadero; title: La conga sabrosa; title: La cucaracha; title: La cumparsita; title: La golondrina; title: La paloma; title: La raspa; title: La sorella; title: La spagnola; title: La vidalita; title: La violetera; title: Los negros diamantes; title: Mary Ann; title: Matilda; title: Mexican hat dance; title: Mi hamaca; title: Ojos encantados; title: Palomita; title: Pearl of Madrid; title: Perdicion; title: Playera; title: Princesita; title: Sly mongoose; title: Spanish dance no. 5; title: Tango in D; title: Ticuri cui; title: Toreador song (from Carmen); title: Valse espagnole; title: Villanesca; title: Zacatecas.