Carlos Jean Mr Miracle CD

Mr Miracle Music

List Price	$34.99 (You save $2.14)
Category	World Albums, Spanish CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7605984
Catalog number	749682
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 22, 2008

Carlos Jean Mr Miracle Songs

1.	Have A Nice Day	$0.99
2.	Get Down (con Plastilina Mosh)
3.	Tiempo (con Bebe)
4.	Mr. Miracle (con Leman)
5.	Nada (con Fangoria)
6.	She's All About Cash
7.	Freezing The Time (con Daddy Jean)
8.	Suave (con Macaco)
9.	Your Rap Is Sad (con Frank T)
10.	What Do You Prefer	$0.99
11.	My Schedule
12.	El Viejo Que Maneja (con Amparanoia)
13.	Once Again (con La China Patińo)
14.	La Rumba Del Pollo (con Bebe, Los Delinqüentes y Muchachito Bombo Infeierno)

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