Claire Diterzi Boucle CD Import

Boucle Music

Category	World Albums, Pop CDs, French
Label	Naive Can / Zoom
CD Universe Part number	7313935
Discs	1
Release Date	May 01, 2008
Additional Info	Import

Claire Diterzi Boucle Songs

	1.	Je me souviens de la neige (Claire Diterzi)
	2.	T.O.C. (Claire Diterzi)
	3.	Infidle (Claire Diterzi)
	4.	Charlie (Claire Diterzi)
	5.	Sur le pont dAvignon (Franck Monnet)
	6.	Clins dil, Les (Claire Diterzi)
	7.	Elle est du soir (Franck Monnet)
	8.	Princesse arabe (Claire Diterzi)
	9.	genoux (Claire Diterzi / Elena Corts - Claire Diterzi)
	10.	Sombre Dimanche (J. Mazre - E. Gonda / S. Rezs)
	11.	Musique adoucit les murs, La (Claire Diterzi)

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