01 January 1956 Factual 13 mins
José Raúl Ramírez explains the way an electrical organ works and – more than forty years before he recorded his work – plays a selection of "danzas" on the organ, including "Felices días" by Morel Campos and "Tus caricias" by José Enrique Pedreira.
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José R. Ramírez as Himself
Puerto Rico 01 January 1956
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