Reggaeton Best Duo Vol. 2 CD

Reggaeton Best Duo Vol. 2 Music

List Price	$11.99 (You save $2.40)
Category	International Albums, Latin CDs, Reggae/Ska/Calypso, Reggaeton, Dancehall / Ragga, Oldies Collections, Reggae
Label	Universal Music Latino
Orig Year	2007
CD Universe Part number	7384207
Catalog number	560054
Discs	1
Release Date	New CD release date
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Reggaeton Best Duo Vol. 2 Songs

	1.	Yenga, Yenga - Lito y Polaco
	2.	Sube el Dembow - Divino & Baby Ranks
	3.	Aquella Noche - O.G. Black & Master Joe
	4.	Azota - Guanabanas
	5.	Empezo la Accion - Dalmata/Nejo
	6.	Tu y Yo - Notty Play
	7.	Haz un Intento - Shaka Y Benny
	8.	Dejate Llevar - Carlitone & Fulano
	9.	Tengo Mil y Una - Indio Pancho/David Di'Ambulante
	10.	Yal - Chencha/Rebula

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