Zimbabwe Positiva Vibracion CD

Positiva Vibracion Music

List Price	$11.99 (You save $1.50)
Category	Reggae Albums
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	527575
CD Universe Part number	7395683
Catalog number	665074
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 20, 2007

Zimbabwe Positiva Vibracion Songs

	1.	Verano Del '57
	2.	Traicion A La Mexicana
	3.	Loco De Atar
	4.	Sangre Caliente
	5.	Paseo Nocturno
	6.	Amor Criminal
	7.	Reconquistandote
	8.	Passionatta
	9.	Seguir En La Ruta (Unplugged)
	10.	Exagerado
	11.	Chalalaire
	12.	Lejos...
	13.	La Culpa
	14.	Algo Que Te Dije Ayer
	15.	Las Calles De Babylon
	16.	Jungle Box
	17.	Domingo En El Parque
	18.	Un Flash
	19.	Seguir En La Ruta (Dub Enfermal Version)
	20.	Loco De Atar (Radio Mix)

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