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EMI gold series greatest hits from the Argentinean folk singer.
"SERIE DE ORO: GRANDES EXITOS" is a comprehensive hits collection from Argentinean tango icon Raul Barboza. 2005, Argentinean import. Serie De Oro: Grandes Exitos Music Raul Barboza Serie De Oro: Grandes Exitos Songs | 1. | El Rancho E'la Cambicha |
| 2. | El Vestido Celeste |
| 3. | La Cau |
| 4. | El Toro |
| 5. | Bienvenido |
| 6. | Pa'que Baile Mi Gente |
| 7. | Bailando en la Polvoreda |
| 8. | Granja San Antonio |
| 9. | Pajaro Chogul |
| 10. | Llegando Al Trotecito |
| 11. | Mate y Recuerdo |
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