Jaime Torres La Historia CD

La Historia Music

List Price	$9.98 (You save $2.09)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Latin CDs, Argentinian, World, South American
All Time Sales Rank	444581
CD Universe Part number	7390557
Catalog number	66309
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 23, 2003

Jaime Torres La Historia Songs

	1.	Zamba De Anta
	2.	El Condor Pasa
	3.	La Arenosa
	4.	Carnavalito Quebradeo
	5.	Las Comparsas De Humahuaca
	6.	Taquia
	7.	Tacita De Plata
	8.	Ojos Azules
	9.	Caballo Viejo
	10.	Pasional
	11.	El Da Que Me Quieras
	12.	Milonga De Mis Amores
	13.	Gracias A La Vida
	14.	El Diablo Suelto
	15.	Vrgenes Del Sol
	16.	La Peregrinacin
	17.	Huachi Torito
	18.	La Juventud Alegre
	19.	Viva Jujuy
	20.	Charangueando Van / Cerros De La Quebrada

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