Tokante Llevame CD

Llevame Music

List Price	$12.98 (You save $2.43)
Category	Latin Albums, Regional Mexican CDs, Tejano, Mexican
Label	Ce Distributors
CD Universe Part number	6805743
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 02, 2004

Tokante Llevame Songs

	1.	No Se Que Hacer
	2.	Llevame
	3.	Cumbia Venenosa
	4.	Como Un Lucero
	5.	No He Podido Olividarte
	6.	Solo En La Vida
	7.	Te Recordare
	8.	El Espejo
	9.	Ven
	10.	El Saltadito
	11.	Que Bien Me Acuerdo
	12.	Ramon Ayala Popurri

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