Vico-C Desahogo CD

Desahogo Music

List Price	$21.98 (You save $7.79)
Category	R&B Albums, Latin CDs, Latin Pop, Urban Soundtrack, Latin Rap, Rap
Label	EMI Televisa Music
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	116489
CD Universe Part number	6826125
Catalog number	63789
Discs	2
Release Date	Mar 01, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Personnel	Gilberto Santa Rosa, Giovanni Hidalgo, Mala Rodriguez, Cultura Profetica, Eddie Dee, D'Mingo
Additional Info	With DVD

Vico-C Desahogo Songs

	1.	Intro- Voy Spoken Word
	2.	Desahogo
	3.	Se Escaman
	4.	Lo Grande que es Perdonar
	5.	No es Cuestion de Estar Pegao
	6.	Te Me Puedo Escapar
	7.	Tu Corazon Ya No Aguanta Pela
	8.	Vaminos Pa' Encima
	9.	Comapanera
	10.	Esta es la Esquina
	11.	Mami
	12.	Echale
	13.	Outro - Se Acabo

Desahogo Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars puro poder en el microfono pa' encima
otra vez el filosofo le mete liricas y mas liricas no creo q puedan superarte pa, es la esencia del rap y tu madurez q hacen de este cd llegue con fuerza...
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5 stars awesome!!!!!!!!!!
awesome cd!!!!!!!!!!
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