Belen, New Mexico. Two quatrains and the refrain of a song composed in the late nineteenth century. It made fun of Gilbert's great-grandfather. Includes commentary. Quality: Good/Fair.
Chimayo, New Mexico. Mexican folk song popularized by Rosales y Robinson on 78 r.p.m. Columbia platters (1918). Recited. Quality: Fair
Tome, New Mexico. Fragment. Quality: Good/Fair
Rutherton, New Mexico. Quality: Good/Fair.
Belen, New Mexico. Against the king's wish, a princess continues to love a commoner. In the meantime, the queen also courts the commoner with a love song. Song is in the context of the story. Quality: fair.
Lemitar, New Mexico. Four quatrains from the dance game valse chiquiado. Recited. Quality: Fair
Chimayo, New Mexico. Humorous song about the marriage of the huitlacoche. Recited. Quality: fair.
Leyba, New Mexico. Song about the Spanish-American War. Quality: Fair.
Tome, New Mexico. Prayer and alabado. Quality: good.
Leyba, New Mexico. Quality: Fair.
Leyba, New Mexico. Song from the Mexican Revolution. Quality: Fair.
Tome, New Mexico. Includes commentary. Quality: good.
Leyba, New Mexico. Quality: Fair/Poor.
Los Duranes, New Mexico. A blonde calls out from her balcony to a shepherd passing by with his flock. The shepard pays no attention to the aggressive young lady, telling ther that his flock is more important to him than anything else. Later he changes his mind, but the blonde tells him that it is now to late. The shepherd feels like kicking himself. Recited. Quality: Good/ Fair
Socorro, New Mexico. Like Juan Charrasqueado, Gabino Barreras has illegitimate children throughout the countryside. One night, as he comes out of his girlfriend's home shouting "Viva Zapata!," a great number of his enemies gang up on him and shoot him down. Quality: Good.
Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico. Popular song that has been adopted by a religious evangelical group. Instrumental accompaniment. Quality: Good/Fair.
San Patricio, New Mexico. School song about the virtues of being a student. Quality: Good/Fair.
Albuquerque, New Mexico. Performed by an ensemble. Fragment. Quality: Fair/Poor.
Socorro, New Mexico. Harmonica accompaniment. Quality: Good/Fair
Los Duranes, New Mexico. Recited. Quality: Fair
Leyba, New Mexico. Quality: Fair.
Rutherton, New Mexico. Quality: Good/Fair.
Taos, New Mexico. Story of a young man from Conejos, Colorado, who requests the hand of Maclovia Mares of Taos, New Mexico, and is kept waiting for three years before he is given "calabazas" (rejection). Includes commentary. Quality: Good.
Las Vegas, New Mexico. In 1873, an Hispanic buffalo hunter, Manuel Maes, is killed while he is out in the Staked Plains. Quality: Good.
Tome, New Mexico. See item 9.13. Quality: Good/ Fair.
