Daniela Mercury Bale Mulato: Ao Vivo CD

Bale Mulato: Ao Vivo Music

List Price	$25.98 (You save $5.79)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, Brazilian
Label	EMI Brazil
All Time Sales Rank	482816
CD Universe Part number	7493176
Catalog number	3800672
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 31, 2006

Daniela Mercury Bale Mulato: Ao Vivo Songs

	1.	Levada Brasileira
	2.	Olha O Gandhi Aí
	3.	Baianidade Nagô
	4.	Prefixo De Verăo
	5.	Toneladas De Amor (Part. Esp. Márcio Mello)
	6.	Topo Do Mundo
	7.	Dia Branco
	8.	Năo Chores Mais
	9.	Amor De Ninguém (O Amor)
	10.	Ilę Ayę (Que Bloco É Esse)
	11.	Água Do Céu (Part. Esp. Gil)
	12.	Maimbę Dandá
	13.	Quero A Felicidade (Part. Esp. Jammil E Uma Noites)
	14.	Essa Ternura (A Certain Softness)

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