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After breaking into the Tejano music circuit as a sideman from 1936-1940, Beto Villa sidelined his musical career when he went into the butcher business with his father-in-law and later joined the Navy. After the war, Villa got back into music full time and eventually became one of the hottest acts in Tejano music. Related Music Beta question-dark. Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist. Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song. 78 la-mucura bobby-capo-con-avelino-munoz-y-su-orquesta-con-los-universitorios gbia0021963b 01 3. 8 ET download. 78 la-mucura bobby-capo-con-avelino-munoz-y-su-orquesta-con-los-universitorios gbia0021963b 02 2. 3 CT download. Listen to La Mucura from Beto Villa's Father of Orquesta Tejana for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. During his career he created a new musical style for Mexican Americans, the orquesta Tejana, which helped them express both their ranchero country and jaitón cosmopolitan identities, with a unique blend of American swing-era jazz instrumentation and traditional, cantina-oriented Mexican ranchera music that, over the years, had been cleverly updated and popularized by various conjunto, mariachi read more. Bermúdez and his orchestra recorded an album under the RCA Victor in Argentina, which contained the songs Danza Negra. La Mucura-24070. Lucho bermudez orquesta. AdRev for Rights Holder Sunflower Entertainment Co. Villa - La Mucura. Artist: Beto Villa. Album: Father of Orquesta Tejana, Vol. Father of Orquesta Tejana. CD - Arhoolie ARHCD 364. Overview . Review by Stephen Cook. La Mucura. Beto Villa Y Su Orquesta, Beto Villa. Yo Tuve un Amor. Beto Villa 1915-1986, saxophonist and father of the orquesta Tejana , was born in Falfurrias, Texas, on October 26, 1915. Betos father, Alberto, Sr. was both a tailor and a musician and strongly encouraged his son to learn to read music. In 1932, while in high school, Beto formed a band called The Sonny Boys, which performed at local festivals and school dances. With broader exposure through these new recordings, Beto Villa y su Orquesta quickly became popular in dance halls throughout South Texas. In 1948 the band scored its first hit, Rosita. Other hits soon followed, such as Las Gaviotas, La Picona, Tamaulipas, and Monterrey. Album Compilation. Edmundo Arias Y Su Orquesta. Released: Jul 2017. Beto Villa Falfurrias, Texas, October 26, 1915 1986 was a Texan saxophonist and considered, alongside Isidro López, the father of the orquesta Tejana