Las Pelotas Seleccion CD Argentina

Seleccion Music

List Price	$15.99 (You save $1.54)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, International CDs, Latin, Spanish, Rock En Espanol
Label	DBN
Orig Year	2003
CD Universe Part number	5683395
Catalog number	1029859
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 30, 2007
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Argentina

Las Pelotas Seleccion Songs

	1.	Bombachitas Rosas
	2.	Corderos en La Noche
	3.	Boca de Pez
	4.	Saltando
	5.	Hola Que Tal
	6.	Espierales
	7.	Muchos Mitos
	8.	Orugas
	9.	Nandu, El
	10.	Cortina
	11.	Me Fui
	12.	Solito Vas
	13.	Nunca Me des La Espalda
	14.	Capitan America
	15.	Generacion @
	16.	Clave del Exito

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