| | Salsa En La Calle 2007 CD
Salsa En La Calle 2007 Music Salsa En La Calle 2007 Songs | 1. | Ay Amor, Cuando Hablan las Miradas - Guayacan Orquesta |
| 2. | Me Extranaras - Edgar Daniel |
| 3. | Mayor que Yo - Michael Stuart |
| 4. | Asi la Quiero Yo - Hector Tricoche |
| 5. | Cuero Na'ma - La Sonora Carruseles |
| 6. | Si Tu Te Vas - Tito Rojas |
| 7. | Evitare - N'klave |
| 8. | Salsa Para Siempre - Siempre Salsa All-Stars |
| 9. | No lo Vuelvo Hacer - Edgar Joel |
| 10. | Mi Libertad - Fruko y Sus Tesos |
| 11. | Me Voy Para Puerto Rico - Eddy Eddy |
| 12. | Venerada Mujer - Cuco Valoy |
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