List of Venezuelan Waltzes (partial)
- Dama antañona (Francisco de Paula Aguirre)
- El Diablo Suelto (Heraclio Fernández)
- Visión porteña (Pedro Pablo Caldera)
- Adios a Ocumare (Angel María Landaeta)
- Conticinio (Laudelino Mejías)
- Que bellas son las flores (Francisco de Paula Aguirre)
- Sombras en los médanos (Rafael Sánchez López)
- Quejas del alma (Dr. Delgado Briceño)
- Flor de loto (Francisco J. Marciales)
- Pluma y lira (anonymous)
- Brisas del Zulia (Amable Espina)
- Morir es nacer (Rafael Andrade)
- María Luisa (Antonio Lauro)
- El campo está florido (Telésforo Jaimes)
- Las bellas noches de Maiquetía (Pedro Areila Aponte)
- La Ruperta (anonymous)
- Pabera (Juan Ramón Barrios)
- Vals Nº 3 -Natalia- (Antonio Lauro)
- Primavera (Teresa Carreño)
- Geranio (Pedro Elías Gutiérrez)
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