Orquesta Guayacan Xtremo CD

Xtremo Music

Category	International Albums, Latin CDs, Regional Mexican, Tropical, Salsa/Tropical, Colombian
Label	Sony BMG Latin
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	15052
CD Universe Part number	7054367
Catalog number	78264
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 18, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Orquesta Guayacan Xtremo Songs

1.	A Cali
2.	Ay Amor, Cuando Hablan las Miradas
3.	Guayacan Bachatas (No Vale la Pena, Recordando Todo)
4.	Cambiare Por Ti
5.	Con que Derecho
6.	Herencia Musical
7.	La Primera Vez
8.	La Suerte Mia
9.	No Sigas Pensando en Mi
10.	Son Cepillao
11.	Vete	$0.99

Xtremo Music Review

Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

5 stars TREMENDO CD DE COLECCION
OYE ESTE ES EL MEJOR CD QUE HA HECHO GUAYACAN ESTA SALVAJE TODAS LAS MUSICAS ESTAN TREMENDA .....DEL NICA RUMBERO JIMMY OBANDO
Submitted by jjnicoya (VIRGINIA)
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3 stars HOT!!
Guayacan at their very best, they added Wichie Camacho (Singer)and now they are at another level.
Submitted by cagalarza (San Antonio, TX)
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3 stars Guayacan's best work yet.
Guayacan with a power move adding Pedro Arroyo and Wichie Camacho. If this combination stays the next album will be a hit, these are two cats from the old school.
Submitted by Cesar Delgado KenMarc2 (New York City)
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4 stars They are back
Worth the wait.
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