Berceuses CD

Berceuses Music

List Price	$26.99 (You save $2.04)
Category	World Albums, World Beat CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7465317
Catalog number	46638
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 04, 2007

Berceuses Songs

	1.	Fais Dodo, Colas, Mon P'Tit Frere
	2.	Petite Berceuse Du Debut De La Colonie
	3.	Ne Fais Pas De Bruit
	4.	Quand Tu Dors
	5.	L'Enfant Dormira Bientot
	6.	Doux Ma Tendresse
	7.	Calin, Calinette
	8.	Fais Ton Nid
	9.	Si Tu Vas Dormir
	10.	Bateau Sur L'Eau
	11.	Berceuse Pour Julie
	12.	Berceuse Pour Un Gosse Malade
	13.	Mon Lapin, Mon Lapinou
	14.	Brouillard
	15.	Maman Creole
	16.	Berceuse
	17.	Dors Mon Enfant
	18.	Calin Calinou
	19.	Ma Poupee
	20.	Bonsoir Le Bebes
	21.	J'Ai Mis Dans Mon Coeur
	22.	Dodo, L'Enfant Do

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