| | Hernana Gamboa Serenatas En Contrapunto CD - Import Hernana Gamboa Discography of CDs
Serenatas En Contrapunto Music Hernana Gamboa Serenatas En Contrapunto Songs | 1. | Candida Maria |
| 2. | Luisa Teresa |
| 3. | Maria Tolete |
| 4. | Aire De Verde MontaƱa |
| 5. | Pajaro Tilin |
| 6. | Ciudad Boliva |
| 7. | La Caldereta |
| 8. | El Sapo |
| 9. | El Campo Esta Florido |
| 10. | La Mula |
| 11. | Crepusculo Coriano |
| 12. | Nostalgia Andina |
| 13. | La Reina |
| 14. | La Negra |
| 15. | Cancion De La Parima |
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