Hoje Taiguara CD

Taiguara Music

List Price	$15.99 (You save $3.20)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Latin CDs, Brazilian, World
Label	Emd Int'L
CD Universe Part number	7530868
Catalog number	582971
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 18, 2007
Additional Info	Digipak

Hoje Taiguara Songs

	1.	Hoje
	2.	Fim de Caso
	3.	MÃ´nica, MÃ´nica - Quarteto Forma, Taiguara
	4.	Valsa Da Primavera [LA Valse des Lilas]
	5.	Castigo
	6.	Serenata Do Adeus
	7.	Esquecendo VocÃª
	8.	Carabina/Voltei, Recife/AtrÃ¡s Do Tio ElÃ©trico
	9.	Vim
	10.	Tarde
	11.	Tributo a JacÃ³ Do Bandolim
	12.	Frevo Novo
	13.	Nada Sei de Eterno - Quarteto Forma, Taiguara

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