Riff Pappo-Jaf-Vitico-Moro CD

Pappo-Jaf-Vitico-Moro Music

List Price	$14.98 (You save $2.33)
Category	Latin Albums, Soul/R&B CDs, Latin Pop, World
CD Universe Part number	7415361
Catalog number	470130
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 31, 1980

Riff Pappo-Jaf-Vitico-Moro Songs

	1.	Dios Devorador
	2.	Apiadate De El Senor
	3.	Espada Sagrada
	4.	Ojo Animal
	5.	Elena X Se Hacia Llamar
	6.	Nacido Para Ser Asi
	7.	No Me Fue Muy Bien En El Extranjero
	8.	Ex-Terminador
	9.	Parece Que Viene Bien

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