Silvio Francesco / Caterina Valente Ole Caterina CD

Ole Caterina Music

List Price	$18.98 (You save $4.19)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Latin, Vocal, Spanish
All Time Sales Rank	327885
CD Universe Part number	7407360
Catalog number	106
Discs	1
Release Date	May 29, 2007

Silvio Francesco / Caterina Valente Ole Caterina Songs

	1.	Maria Christina
	2.	El Cumbanchero
	3.	Babalu
	4.	Quien Sera
	5.	No Te Importa Saber
	6.	Mucho Mucho Mucho
	7.	El Negro Zumbon (Anna)
	8.	Por Un Capricho
	9.	Ah Si, Ah Si
	10.	Aquarelo Do Brasil
	11.	Quiereme Mucho
	12.	Tres Claveles

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