Victor Jara Manifiesto CD

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Category	World Albums, Latin CDs, Latin Vocal
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	401899
CD Universe Part number	7428127
Catalog number	724174
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 28, 2007

Victor Jara Manifiesto Songs

	1.	Manifiesto - Patricio Castillo, Victor Jara
	2.	Cuando Voy Al Trabajo
	3.	Pimiento
	4.	Vtos del Pueblo - Inti-Illimani, , Victor Jara
	5.	Aque Quedo
	6.	Cai Cai Vilngle A]
	7.	Doncella Encantada [Single B][Instrumental] - Patricio Castillo, Victor Jara
	8.	Bala [Single A]
	9.	Quindo Es Ser Voluntario [Single B]
	10.	Marcha de los Trabajadores de la ConstrucciSingle A]
	11.	Parando los Tijerales [Single B]
	12.	Arauco [Instrumental]
	13.	Oficina Abandonada [Instrumental]
	14.	Vientos del Pueblo [Instrumental]
	15.	Aqui Me Quedo
	16.	Arado

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