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Canadian only title from Universal features 19 tracks including the bonus track 'Cosa Nostra' by Erlon Chavez (remixed by Raw Deal) also 'Berimbau' by Zito Righi e Seu Conjuto, the #1 Asian bootlegged dance song. This is the first time that the song has been made commercially available anywhere else in the world. 2003.
CD contains 1 bonus track. Number 1 Brazilian Album Music Number 1 Brazilian Album Songs | 1. | Cosa Nostra - Erlon Chavez |
| 2. | UPA Neguinho - Edu Lobo |
| 3. | Tombo in 7/4 - Bossa Electrica |
| 4. | Mas que Nada - Oscar Peterson |
| 5. | Crickets Sing For Anamaria - Marcos Valle |
| 6. | Mirandolina - Burnier & Cartier |
| 7. | Bat Macumba - Gilberto Gil |
| 8. | Ponta de Lance Africano - Jorge Ben |
| 9. | Berimbau - Zito Righi E Seu Conjuto |
| 10. | Samba Portador da Alegria - Sapoty Da Mangueira |
| 11. | If You Want to Be a Lover - Luiz Henrique |
| 12. | Sampa - Caetano Veloso |
| 13. | Grande Amor - Joao Gilberto/Stan Getz |
| 14. | Sconsolato - Mark Murphy |
| 15. | How Insensitive - Wes Montgomery |
| 16. | August Day Song (Remixed by King Britt) - Bebel Gilberto |
| 17. | Who Needs Forever (Remixed by Thievery Corporation) - Astrud Gilberto |
| 18. | Theme of Rio (Bonus Track) - Salome de Bahia |
| 19. | Cosa Nostra (Remixed by Raw Deal) - Erlon Chavez |
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