Iva Zanicchi 20 Secretos De Amor CD Import

20 Secretos De Amor Music

List Price	$13.98 (You save $3.49)
Category	Rock Albums, World CDs, Latin Pop
Label	Sony BMG
All Time Sales Rank	208547
CD Universe Part number	7432944
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 01, 2008
Additional Info	Import

Iva Zanicchi 20 Secretos De Amor Songs

	1.	Para Vivir Un Gran Amor
	2.	En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor
	3.	Imaginate
	4.	Yo Por Amarte
	5.	Fra Noi
	6.	Pienso En Ti
	7.	Nostalgias
	8.	Puerto Pollensa
	9.	Mentira
	10.	La Orilla Blanca La Orilla Negra
	11.	Te Quiero Te Quiero
	12.	Olvidala
	13.	Yo Que No Vivo Sin Ti
	14.	La Noche De Mi Amor
	15.	No Me Dejes No
	16.	Esta Noche Te Quiero
	17.	Con Todo El Amor Que Yo Puedo
	18.	Deuda
	19.	La Tonta Soy Yo
	20.	En Mi Mundo

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