| | Dilermando Reis Toca Pixinguinha CD - Import Dilermando Reis Discography of CDs
This album from the late Brazilian classical guitarist Dilermando Reis includes "Lamentos" and "Segura Ele."
Album now available from the Choro artist. Dilermando Reis Toca Pixinguinha Music Dilermando Reis Toca Pixinguinha Songs | 1. | Carinhoso |
| 2. | Lamentos |
| 3. | Cheguei |
| 4. | Ingenuo |
| 5. | Os Cinco Companheiros |
| 6. | Vou Vivendo |
| 7. | Naquele Tempo |
| 8. | Chorei |
| 9. | Cochichando |
| 10. | Segura Ele |
| 11. | Urubatan |
| 12. | As Proezas Do Solon |
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