Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala and Costa Rica under the names "Pinolero", "Cherito", "Chato" and "Amigo"., respectively. Some brands had more pleasing designs...
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under different names such as "Compadre" (Honduras), "Chato" (Guatemala), "Cherito" (El Salvador), "Amigo" (Costa Rica), and "Pinolero" (Nicaragua). The TK/KM/MK...
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manufactured, from May 1972), Costa Rica (Amigo), Ecuador (Andino), El Salvador (Cherito), Guatemala (Chato), Nicaragua (Pinolero, by INDEVESA, S.A.), Paraguay...
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The New York Band, a well known salsa/merengue quartet also featuring Cherito Jiménez, Alexandra, and Johnny. (Alexandra was replaced by Maggie in 1992...
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It was marketed as the GM Amigo, Andino (Ecuador), Chato (Guatemala), Cherito (El Salvador), Compadre (Honduras), Mitaí (Paraguay), and Bedford Harimau...
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Acosta Alto Voltaje Andrés Mercedes Azucarado Lucecita Benítez Celinés Cherito Chrissy Conexión Salsera El Combo Show Bobby Cruz Paquito D’Rivera DJ Karlos...
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Munguía — Trumpet Marc Quiñones — Percussion Luis Quintero — Percussion Cherito — Vocals Celía Cruz — Vocals William Duvall — Vocals Rubén Rodríguez —...
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Latin American music scene's most acknowledged songwriters and artists. Cherito Jimenez' merengue "Nadie Como Tu" was originally recorded by The New York...
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