Bellydance Superstars Vol. III CD

Bellydance Superstars Vol. III Music

List Price	$13.92 (You save $3.17)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, World, International, Middle East, Enhanced CD
Label	ARK 21
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	49489
CD Universe Part number	6873160
Catalog number	850089
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 16, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Mario Kirlis; Raul Ferrando; Elie Barbar; Guy Manoukian; Joelle 'Sahar' Ferrando (Compilation)
Additional Info	Digipak

Bellydance Superstars Vol. III Songs

	1.	Habibi Ya Elni - Nourhanne
	2.	Ancient Ruins - Issam Houshan
	3.	Kalam Ala Meen, El - Saad El Soghayar
	4.	Drama Queen - Sahar
	5.	Ana Wel Leil - Hamada Hilal
	6.	Amani el Omr - Amani
	7.	Lawn Oyounak - Nancy Ajram
	8.	Harem - R.E.G. Project
	9.	Haboussou - Hakim
	10.	New Baladi - Mario Kirlis
	11.	Eih Eih - Shereen
	12.	Tribal Dream - Galactic Caravan/Issam Houshan
	13.	I Cash Radii - Pentaphobe
	14.	Tales of the Sahara - Ihsan Al Munzer
	15.	Fi el Awel - Mohammed Mohie

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