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| | FIU Libraries -- Encyclopedic Discography of Cuban Music 1925-1960 |
 | | Mention of 45s is quite limited, since, as a rule, when Cuban music was issued, there was a simultaneous printing in 78rpm, often with the same serial number, but with a 45 or 78 placed in front or at the end, accordingly. |
 | | Among other companies that produced recordings of Latin music, were Okeh, Vocalion, and Brunswick, which later became part of Columbia, and, as a result, in the aforementioned archives there are references to many pertinent recordings. |
 | | Ansonia: This recording label was devoted to Latin music, and apparently lost its archives in a fire. |
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