Adel Elmas Yijilak Yom CD

Yijilak Yom Music

List Price	$21.99 (You save $6.84)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, Arabic
Label	EMI Arabia
CD Universe Part number	7436962
Catalog number	395533
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 15, 2007

Adel Elmas Yijilak Yom Songs

	1.	Yijilak Yom
	2.	Ma Yikhallounek
	3.	Gharamak
	4.	Tokhti
	5.	Hammi Kibir
	6.	Ghaleti
	7.	Yehsidouni
	8.	Ezkaratni
	9.	Erhal
	10.	Bahawel

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