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Juan D'Arienzo Y Su Orquesta Mucho Mucho Songs | 1. | Independencia |
| 2. | Toma Estas Monedas |
| 3. | Mucho Mucho |
| 4. | Peringundin |
| 5. | Joaquina |
| 6. | Te Odio y Te Quiero |
| 7. | Torito, El |
| 8. | Entrerriano, El |
| 9. | Tu Boca Mintio |
| 10. | Choclo, El |
| 11. | Canzoneta |
| 12. | Sentimiento de Calavera |
| 13. | Sonrisa de Mama, La |
| 14. | Che Existencialista |
| 15. | Don Orlando |
| 16. | Fatal y Tanguera |
| 17. | Muchachos, Arranquemos Para el Centro |
| 18. | Payanca, La |
| 19. | Internado, El |
| 20. | Pero... Pobre de Ellos |
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