| | Frank Sinatra Voz En La Argentina CD - Import Frank Sinatra Discography of CDs
This Argentina-issued collection is a well-assembled Frank Sinatra overview. The song titles are in Spanish, but ole blue eyes still sings "New York, New York," and other favorites, in English.
Exclusive Warner/Reprise 12-track South American collection. La Voz En Argentina (The Voice In Argentina) is not a live album but was released in 1981 to coincide with his tour of the region. The tracks are from as early as 1961 through 1980. * Please note that though the track listing is listed in Spanish, the tracks are sung in English. Voz En La Argentina Music Frank Sinatra Voz En La Argentina Songs | 1. | Tema de New York, New York  | |
| 2. | Te Llevo Bajo Mi Piel | |
| 3. | Dame Otra Opertunidad | |
| 4. | Ring-a-Ding-a-Ding | |
| 5. | Ola de Mar | |
| 6. | El Mundo que Conocimos | |
| 7. | Extranos en la Noche | |
| 8. | Manana de Carnival | |
| 9. | Mi Clase de Ciudad | |
| 10. | Embrujado | |
| 11. | Leroy Brown, El Malo | |
| 12. | Mi Manera, A | |
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