Wanda Sa Bossa Leblon CD

Bossa Leblon Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, Jazz, Brazilian
Label	Deckdisc Brasil
All Time Sales Rank	389085
CD Universe Part number	7053132
Catalog number	11040
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 31, 2006

Wanda Sa Bossa Leblon Songs

	1.	Os Grilos / Crickets Sing For Anamaria
	2.	Praia Do Leblon
	3.	Sambop
	4.	A Bruxa De Mentira
	5.	Bewitched
	6.	Way You Look Tonight, The
	7.	Reza
	8.	Cheek To Cheek
	9.	Consolao
	10.	It Only Could Happen With You
	11.	Sonho De Ipanema
	12.	Samba De Uma Note S
	13.	Por Causa De Voc, Menina / Chove Chuva
	14.	Esperana Perdida

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