Salsa Erotica CD

Salsa Erotica Music

List Price	$13.97 (You save $2.38)
Category	International Albums, Latin CDs, Latin Pop, Salsa/Tropical, Oldies Collections, Tropical
Label	Vene Music
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	77571
CD Universe Part number	6831851
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 22, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Salsa Erotica Songs

	1.	Historia Entre Tus Dedos - Mickey Taveras
	2.	Perdoname - Gilberto Santa Rosa
	3.	Lagrimas - Roberto Blades
	4.	Tengo Ganas - Victor Manuelle
	5.	Vuela Muy Alto - Jerry Rivera
	6.	Por Mujeres Como Tu - Tito Rojas
	7.	Jardin Prohibido - Alex Bueno
	8.	Lluvia - Eddie Santiago
	9.	Devorame Otra Vez - Lalo Rodriguez
	10.	La Cita - Galy Galiano
	11.	Tu Me Vuelves Loco - Frankie Ruiz
	12.	Aqui Estoy - Frankie Ruiz

Salsa Erotica Music Review

Average Rating: (1 out of 5 stars) 1 star

1 star cd advertised not the songs
Salsa Erotica-Various artist Very unhappy, received really fast- GREAT! But the songs advertised are not the same in the cd e.g #10 La cita-Galy Galiano is not on cd I received. The song on cd rec'd is Me gustas by Mickey Taveras. Why advertise wrong cd or songs!
Submitted by pilinmd (Miami, Florida USA)
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1 star Change the song in the CD !
I found that the Sony Discs change the song( La Cita) in the CD to different one that I was told. So I returned this CD. Actually this is seconde time to ordered this CD, however no one has the CD which has La Cita.
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