Archivo Odeon: 1958-68 Orquestas Tipicas CD

Archivo Odeon: 1958-68 Orquestas Tipicas Music

List Price	$16.99 (You save $1.24)
Category	World Albums, Tango CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7107493
Catalog number	625637
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 06, 2006

Archivo Odeon: 1958-68 Orquestas Tipicas Songs

	1.	Febril - Osvaldo Manzi
	2.	Dolor Milonguero - Osvaldo Manzi
	3.	Que Falta Que Me Haces - Armando Pontier/Alberto Podesta
	4.	Tarzan Carrizo - Armando Pontier/Alberto Podesta
	5.	Nuestras Cosas - Armando Pontier/Alberto Podesta
	6.	Cuando Tu Amor Regrese - Armando Pontier/Hector Dario
	7.	Tabaco - Armando Pontier/Hector Dario
	8.	Mi Malacara Y Yo - Alfredo De Angelis/Luis Godoy / Mancini
	9.	Isla De Capri - Alfredo De Angelis/ Mancini
	10.	Como Se Muere De Amor - Alfredo De Angelis/ Mancini
	11.	El Once - Enrique Mora
	12.	Fascinacion - Enrique Mora
	13.	Confesion - Enrique Mora/Raul Ledesma
	14.	Fuegos Artificiales - Enrique Mora
	15.	Tanto - Jose Libertella
	16.	Morocha Triste - Jose Libertella/Roberto Florio
	17.	Milonguero Triste - Ahumada - Bonano
	18.	Pa' Mama - Ahumada - Bonano
	19.	Nostalgias - Ahumada - Bonano
	20.	Donde Quiera Que Estes - Ahumada - Bonano/Carlos Solari

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