Arde La Calle CD

Arde La Calle Music

List Price	$16.99 (You save $3.04)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, World, World Beat, South American
CD Universe Part number	7440956
Catalog number	664545
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 07, 2004

Arde La Calle Songs

	1.	Negra Flor
	2.	Corazon De Tiza
	3.	Amigo Desconocido
	4.	Escuela De Calor
	5.	En El Chino
	6.	Veneno En La Piel
	7.	Oscuro Affaire
	8.	No Tocarte
	9.	Semilla Negra
	10.	Un Africano Por La Gran Via
	11.	Estatua Del Jardin Botanico
	12.	Annabel Lee
	13.	Corazon De Tiza
	14.	Tonto Simon
	15.	Han Caido Los Dos
	16.	Canto Del Gallo
	17.	Condena Del Amor
	18.	37 Grados
	19.	Historia De Playback (Bonus Track)

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