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Lucrecia Mira Las Luces Songs | 1. | Pata Pata 2005 |
| 2. | Quiero Conocer |
| 3. | Lanza Perfume |
| 4. | Mira Pa'L Cielo |
| 5. | Este Mundo Loco |
| 6. | Habana |
| 7. | Mentiras |
| 8. | Mal Intento |
| 9. | Ese Huevo Quiere Sal |
| 10. | Besitos de Chocolate |
| 11. | Vamonos de Aqui |
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CD reissue of this album from the Jazz great, originally released in 1984. Heaven was the first to feature ...
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