| | Sueno Latino: Finest Grooves For Cool Players CD
Sueno Latino: Finest Grooves For Cool Players Music Sueno Latino: Finest Grooves For Cool Players Songs | 1. | Paixao Da Minha Vida |
| 2. | Prasso |
| 3. | Mas Que Nada |
| 4. | Mela Brasiliana - Vincent Vicente |
| 5. | Olha O Mar |
| 6. | Tramonto di un Giorno d'Estate - Diego Polimeno |
| 7. | Fluttuanza - Joao Allevi |
| 8. | Acapulco Express |
| 9. | Radio Copan |
| 10. | Tequila Connection - Ricardo Acossa |
| 11. | Mendoza - Mabibaland |
| 12. | Madre |
| 13. | Caliente - Vincent Lace |
| 14. | Orizzonte - Danny Rodia |
| 15. | 2 Steves |
| 16. | Porto |
| 17. | Summer Breeze |
| 18. | Sueno Latino |
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