Juanito Pardo (Zaragoza, 1884–1944, Buenos Aires) - primary

Victor Talking Machine Company (active Camden, New Jersey, 1901–1929) - primary

Flamenco Record: "Golondrina, Teruel, y Tristeza", "Jota que en Fuentes cantan los bovachos", 1901–1916

Gift from the American artist John Singer Sargent (1856–1925) to Isabella Stewart Gardner, about 1916. U11s7.7

Courtesy of Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston.

Juanito Pardo (Zaragoza, 1884–1944, Buenos Aires) - primary Victor Talking Machine Company (active Camden, New Jersey, 1901–1929) - primary Flamenco Record: "Golondrina, Teruel, y Tristeza", "Jota que en Fuentes cantan los bovachos", 1901–1916 Gift from the American artist John Singer Sargent (1856–1925) to Isabella Stewart Gardner, about 1916. U11s7.7 Courtesy of Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston.

Jota que en Fuentes cantan los bovachos

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