| | Tropical Latin Flava CD Various Artists :
Tropical Latin Flava Music Tropical Latin Flava Songs | 1. | Una Mujer Secreta - Joe King |
| 2. | Mi Gorda Para Mi |
| 3. | Soltera y Libre - Miosotis |
| 4. | Pensandolo - Sabrosos Del Merengue |
| 5. | No Se, No Se - Johnny Jousepht |
| 6. | No Me Ilusiones Mas |
| 7. | Promesa - Javi Javier |
| 8. | Ay, Ay, Ay - Javi Javier |
| 9. | Mi Nina - Cheche Abreu |
| 10. | Escucha Crecer Una Flor - Nelson Herrera |
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