| | Luis Landriscina 30 Ados De Sonrisas CD Luis Landriscina Discography of CDs
30 Ados De Sonrisas Music Luis Landriscina 30 Ados De Sonrisas Songs | 1. | Apodos |
| 2. | Lerdo Para Levantarse |
| 3. | Loro De Cambista |
| 4. | Changuito De Estacion |
| 5. | Presidente De Cooperadora |
| 6. | Para Que? |
| 7. | Mamao De Velorio |
| 8. | Saturnino Gamarra |
| 9. | Cordobes En El Infierno |
| 10. | Marche Un Foco |
| 11. | Fiesta Navidena |
| 12. | Toque De Queda |
| 13. | Reloj De Papa |
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