Dionisis Shoinas Mia Gineka Bori CD

Mia Gineka Bori Music

List Price	$19.99 (You save $1.60)
Category	World Albums, Greek CDs
Label	Universal
CD Universe Part number	7461538
Catalog number	819948
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2008

Dionisis Shoinas Mia Gineka Bori Songs

	1.	Tis kaliniktas ta filia
	2.	Exartate
	3.	Tolmo
	4.	Mi milas
	5.	Mia geineka mporei
	6.	Tora ke ego tha ziso
	7.	Pote mi xatheis apti zwi mou
	8.	To kokkino foustani
	9.	To diavolaki
	10.	Den exoume na poume tipota
	11.	Mou`taxes taxidi na me pas

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