PolyGram Discos, S.A. De C.V.
Mexican PolyGram office that manufactured and distributed records, tapes & CDs by a wide range of labels for the Mexican market, —previously Polydor, S.A. De C.V.. As of 1999, due to Seagram's acquisition of the year before (subsequently merging it with the ), the Mexico office was renamed . For vinyl LPs and cassettes, along with the international catalog number (usually ### ###-#), the Mexico office issued a local catalog number. The label can be sometimes identified by the following schemes on said catalog number, although the printed logo defines the label: LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 10### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 12### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 15### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 16### & LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 19### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 23### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 25### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 29### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 43### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 45### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 48### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 54### LPR, MCR, LPM, MCR, LPE. MCE, LPRN & MCRN 73### These should only be added as a catalogue number for the label, not to the companies fields.
Av. Miguel Angel de Quevedo #531 Col. Romero de Terreros Mexico, 04310, DF (Now Defunct)