Lo Mejor De Gal Costa CD MP3

Lo Mejor De Gal Costa Music

List Price	$15.99 (You save $1.54)
Category	World Albums, Brazilian CDs
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	484864
CD Universe Part number	7392198
Catalog number	661180
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 20, 2007

Lo Mejor De Gal Costa Songs

	1.	A Verdadeira Baiana
	2.	Ave Nossa
	3.	Nada Mais
	4.	Ultimo Blues
	5.	Da Volta Ao Comeco
	6.	Todo Amor Que Houver Nessa Vida
	7.	Um Dia De Domingo
	8.	Romance
	9.	Tropicalia
	10.	Onde Esta O Dinheiro
	11.	Vaca Profana
	12.	Musa De Qualquer Estacao
	13.	Chuva De Prata
	14.	Quem Preguntou Por Mi
	15.	Brasil

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