Los Tucanes De Tijuana Amor Platonico CD

Amor Platonico Music

List Price	$13.99 (You save $2.80)
Category	International Albums, Latin CDs, Regional Mexican, Norteno, Mexican
Label	Sony BMG Latin
Orig Year	1998
CD Universe Part number	7441677
Catalog number	57065
Discs	1
Release Date	New Los Tucanes De Tijuana CD release date
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Los Tucanes De Tijuana Amor Platonico Songs

1.	Las Heladas	$0.99
2.	Amor Platonico
3.	Espejeando	$0.99
4.	Desde que Te Amo
5.	Pa Nada Pa Nada y Pa Nada
6.	La Trago Muerta
7.	Hotel Corazon
8.	Lupe Bombas	$0.99
9.	Madre Soltera	$0.99
10.	El Primer Beso
11.	Nuestro Destino
12.	Regalo de Dios	$0.99
13.	Almas Gemelas
14.	La Paraeja Dispareja

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TRACY - When Derek Clark wrote and recorded a patriotic anthem to convey his feelings about the men and women fighting the war in Iraq, he never thought he'd sing it in front of the commander in chief.But he will.The 35-year-old owner of a real estate and mortgage business in Tracy will play the song "Good Night, Soldier" at a fundraiser for Rep. Richard Pombo, R-Tracy, Tuesday morning at the Stockton Civic Memorial Auditorium. President Bush is scheduled to attend the breakfast event."Good Night, Soldier"(Verse 1)It's late at night, I prayFor the Lord to guide your wayI've been watching news every dayI don't know you at allBut look at you standing tallAs America runs through your veins(Chorus)Good night, soldier, good night, friend'Cause when I'm sleeping here at nightYou're out protectingGood night soldier, good night friendPlease come home, so I can see you again(Verse 2)There's a lot of moms and dads who careEveryone's a son or daughter out thereMan, I've cried for love for you allI've seen a lot of halos in the skyLord bless the ones who have diedCan you tie a yellow ribbon around us all.(Repeat chorus)"I've developed a relationship with Pombo and his staff, and they contacted me a couple of weeks ago about doing this," Clark said. "What an awesome opportunity."Clark first received attention for the song in February after a friend submitted the song to a Bay Area radio talk show and the host played it on the air. Soon thereafter, Clark was playing and singing "Good Night, Soldier" ...