El Gran Combo Arroz Con Habichuela CD

Arroz Con Habichuela Music

Category	International Albums, Latin CDs, Tropical, Puerto Rican, Salsa/Tropical
Label	Sony BMG Latin
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	2521
CD Universe Part number	7312304
Catalog number	702756
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 28, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

El Gran Combo Arroz Con Habichuela Songs

1.	Si la Ves Por Ahi	$0.99
2.	Te Veo Nena	$0.99
3.	No Hay Manera	$0.99
4.	Arroz con Habichuela	$0.99
5.	Esa Mujer	$0.99
6.	Como Tiembla el Alma	$0.99
7.	Yo No Mendigo Amor	$0.99
8.	Piensalo	$0.99
9.	No Te Detengas a Pensar	$0.99
10.	Un No Se Que	$0.99

Arroz Con Habichuela Music Review

Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

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5 stars Another Masterpiece!
As stated by PKPRO from N.Y., these guys are awesome, hence the reason for being the best Salsa band in the world! Every track is great. Another Masterpiece by Don Rafael Ithier and the boys. A must have on your musical library.
Submitted by milton_mariani (Columbus, Ga)
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3 stars Real salsa is here in this album !!
If you like and know how to appreciate good, real salsa with beats and lyrics that make you dance and sing along, this is one of those very few albums that gets produced once in a while. I absolutely love this cd, and I am sure you will too. !
Submitted by lflako26 (Long Island, NY)
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5 stars Puerto Rico lo hace con arroz con habichuela
Lo mejor de lo mejor este CD esta Sensacional la crema de la crema felicitaciones al Gran Combo de Puerto Rico sigan brindando salsa de la buena. Y como soy Boricua grito uuuuuuuuuuupaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
Submitted by Leticia (Burlington NC. USA)
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5 stars Esta es la verdadera salsa!!!
Soy fanatica del Gran Combo. El album esta tremendo. Y si eres Boricua grita uuuuuuuuuuuuuuupaaaaaa.
Submitted by Vanessa (Cleveland, Ohio)
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5 stars Wow another Home run
I have no words to describe this musical experience. Again Gran Combo congra!
Submitted by aicabcor (Colombus, Ohio, USA)
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