Volee D'Castors L'Album Du Temps Des Fetes CD

L'Album Du Temps Des Fetes Music

List Price	$29.98 (You save $7.33)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, French
Label	La Factrie Canada
All Time Sales Rank	473788
CD Universe Part number	7324544
Catalog number	4607
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 28, 2006

Volee D'Castors L'Album Du Temps Des Fetes Songs

	1.	Que Les Ftes Commencent (Medley De Chanson)
	2.	Longueur D'anne
	3.	Promenade En Traneau
	4.	Fa La La
	5.	La Nuit De Rveillpn (Medley De Reels)
	6.	La Marche Des Rois
	7.	Rcit Du Patriarche
	8.	Le Bonhomme De Neige
	9.	Prions En glise (Medley Des Cantiques)
	10.	Le Sentier De Neige
	11.	Rien De Plus Beau

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