Songs
Some if his songs are:
- Espumas (1962)
- Llamarada (1970)
- Llorando por amor (1961)
- Los Remansos (1964)
- Los Guaduales (1965)
- Me llevarás en Ti (1966)
- El Barcino (1969)
- Oropel (1969)
- Adiós al Huila (1951)
- Garza Morena (1962)
- Luna Roja (1976)
- Vieja Hacienda del Cedral (1958)
- Brumas (1971)
- Campanas de Navidad (1957)
- Cruz sin nombre (1982)
- Desesperanzas (1960),
- Canaguaro (1978)
- El caballo Colombiano (1976)
- El canalete (1970)
- El caracoli (1958)
- El Embajador (1962)
- El Gualanday (1965)
- El Peregrino (1997)
- Fantasia Sabanera (1994)
- La Chimenea (1975)
- La Cicatriz (1968)
- La Mestiza (1984)
- La Mortaja (1958)
- La Trapichera (1958)
- La Vaqueria (1960)
- Llano Grande (1963)
- Matambo (1961)
- Mirando al Valle del Cauca (1964)
- Al Sur (1967)
- Noche de Azahares (1962)
- Noches de la Plata (1960)
- Painima (1964)
- Tepeyac (1998)
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