Leonardo Favio 20 De Coleccion CD

20 De Coleccion Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, International CDs, Latin, Spanish, Latin Pop, Latin Vocal
Label	Sony Discos
Orig Year	1994
All Time Sales Rank	62078
CD Universe Part number	1091371
Catalog number	81300
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 07, 1994
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	70 minutes

Leonardo Favio 20 De Coleccion Songs

	1.	O Quizas Simplemente le Regale Una Rosa
	2.	Cita, La
	3.	Palabras Viejas
	4.	Ella...Ella Ya Me Olvido (Yo la Recuerdo Ahora)
	5.	Historia de Nuestro Amor
	6.	Ding, Dong, Las Cosas del Amor
	7.	De Pronto Sucedio
	8.	Quiero Aprender de Memoria
	9.	Fuiste Mia un Verano
	10.	No Ser Dios y Cuidarlos
	11.	Para Saber Como Es la Soledad
	12.	Lo Mismo Que Tu
	13.	Graffitti
	14.	Amanecer y la Espera
	15.	Subienda, La
	16.	Foto de Carnet, La
	17.	Asi Es Carolita
	18.	Anny
	19.	Porque Yo Te Amo
	20.	Vuela, Vuela Pajarito

20 De Coleccion Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars Memories...
Being Dominican, this CD actually has brought a lot of memories of my dad when I was a younger child. He used to listen to these songs all the time (70s to 80s). I would recommend it to anyone exposed to this kind of music.
Submitted by rdgeronimo (Newark, NJ)
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