Quiero Decir Que Te Quiero-Poquito O Nada/Morena Amada-Mujer Tucumana

Released under the Vedette label in the mid-1970s, this record features the work of Agustin Coria, a musician rooted in the folk and popular music traditions of Argentina. The recording showcases a selection of tracks that reflect the regional musical influences of the era, specifically highlighting the poetic and melodic styles common in Argentine popular music at the time. As a catalog entry in the Vedette DVD series, it represents the label's efforts to distribute accessible, regional-focused compositions to a wider domestic audience.

The design of the sleeve and the selection of tracks were curated to emphasize the emotional and romantic themes inherent in the songs, such as 'Quiero Decir Que Te Quiero' and 'Morena Amada.' The artistic direction during this period often favored straightforward, evocative imagery to convey the sentimental nature of the folk-pop repertoire. While Coria remained a specialized figure within the broader landscape of Argentine music, these recordings serve as a documented example of the stylistic output found in independent regional labels during that decade.