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Recording information: Estudios Del Faisan, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Personnel: Fernando RUbin Saglia (guitar); Guillermo Destaillats (bandoneon); Gustavo Jorge Lanzon (piano).
Liner Note Author: Diz Heller.
Trio Pantango World Dance: Tango Songs | 1. | Tierra Querida |
| 2. | La Gran Muneca, A |
| 3. | Corralera |
| 4. | Sueno del Pibe, El |
| 5. | Bordona, La |
| 6. | Adios Nonino |
| 7. | Boedo |
| 8. | Ultimo Cafe, El |
| 9. | Don Agustin Bardi, A |
| 10. | Corazon de Oro |
| 11. | Santa Milonguita |
| 12. | Canaro en Paris |
| 13. | Melodia de Arrabal |
| 14. | De Pura Cepa |
| 15. | Piazzolando |
| 16. | Solitude |
| 17. | Taquito Militar |
| 18. | Violentango |
| 19. | Yumba |
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