Aural CD

Aural Music

List Price	$13.98 (You save $1.03)
Category	Dance Albums, Electronica CDs, Latin
Label	Nimboestatic / Dln
CD Universe Part number	7369166
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 16, 2007

Aural Songs

	1.	Ärboles
	2.	Limbo
	3.	Icaro
	4.	Juglar
	5.	Lugar De Sueños
	6.	Noche
	7.	Vals De Abril
	8.	Los Brazos Del Olvido
	9.	Olas
	10.	Hombre
	11.	Luna
	12.	Cautiva

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