Not to be confused with the album by Yaga & Mackie
Clase Aparte.
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Clase aparte is a 1980 studio album by Colombian group
Binomio de Oro.[1] The album contains the hits "Dime pajarito", "Voz de acordeones" - dedicated like the album to the murdered writer Octavio Daza,[2][3] and "Habíamos terminado".
Track listing
Dime, pajarito (husband and wife María Cristina de Daza and Octavio Daza)
^Lisa Shaw, Stephanie Dennison Pop Culture Latin America!: Media, Arts, and Lifestyle 2005 1851095047 p.31 "The most significant of these include Binomio de Oro, which originally started out in the mid-1970s as a duo, with ... Some of Binomio's best work can be found on the albums Clase Aparte (No Comparison, 1980) and Festival Vallenato (1982)."
Not to be confused with the album by Yaga & Mackie
Clase Aparte.
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Clase aparte is a 1980 studio album by Colombian group
Binomio de Oro.[1] The album contains the hits "Dime pajarito", "Voz de acordeones" - dedicated like the album to the murdered writer Octavio Daza,[2][3] and "Habíamos terminado".
Track listing
Dime, pajarito (husband and wife María Cristina de Daza and Octavio Daza)
^Lisa Shaw, Stephanie Dennison Pop Culture Latin America!: Media, Arts, and Lifestyle 2005 1851095047 p.31 "The most significant of these include Binomio de Oro, which originally started out in the mid-1970s as a duo, with ... Some of Binomio's best work can be found on the albums Clase Aparte (No Comparison, 1980) and Festival Vallenato (1982)."