Hakim Talakik CD MP3

Hakim Talakik Songs

	1.	Salam, El
	2.	Ya Albi - (featuring Olga Tanon)
	3.	Talakik
	4.	Halla Halla
	5.	Habet
	6.	Ya'maya
	7.	Aho Aho
	8.	Telefon Zoghayar
	9.	Shofc Ya Albi
	10.	Kalam da Kebir, El
	11.	Shawaatena
	12.	Feelin' Good

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