| | Fronterizos Misa Criolla CD - Import Fronterizos Discography of CDs
Fronterizos Misa Criolla Songs | 1. | Introduccion |
| 2. | Kyrie |
| 3. | Gloria |
| 4. | Crdo |
| 5. | Sanctus |
| 6. | Agnus Dei |
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