| | Peru Y Sus Valses CD
the most famous valses from Peru inc. "La Flor De Canela", "Odiame", "Lejano Amor", "Limena" + others, feat. artists Rosamel Araya, Victor Hugo, Los Playeros + others Peru Y Sus Valses Songs | 1. | Viva el Peru y Sereno - Lorenzo Valderrama |
| 2. | Flor de Canela, La - Rosamel Araya |
| 3. | Ilusion Perdida - Victor Hugo |
| 4. | Barbara - Rosamel Araya |
| 5. | El Contrabandista - Lorenzo Valderrama |
| 6. | Estrellita del Sud - Rosamel Araya |
| 7. | Limena - Rosamel Araya |
| 8. | Dos Anos - Lorenzo Valderrama |
| 9. | Odiame - Playeros |
| 10. | El Plebeyo - Rosamel Araya |
| 11. | Lejano Amor - Victor Hugo |
| 12. | Historia de Me Vida, Las - Rosamel Araya |
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