Undercover Entertainment Latino Christmas CD

Latino Christmas Music

Category	Latin Albums, Latin Pop CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7683703
Catalog number	191978
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 29, 2008

Undercover Entertainment Latino Christmas Songs

	1.	Deck the Halls
	2.	Little Town of Bethlehem
	3.	Silent Night
	4.	Away in a Manger
	5.	12 Days of Christmas
	6.	One Little Christmas Tree
	7.	Joy to the World
	8.	In the Bleak Mid Winter
	9.	The First Noel
	10.	What Child Is This
	11.	Giving You a Cuddle for Christmas
	12.	Jingle Bells
	13.	Santa's Delivery
	14.	Festive Dance
	15.	Oh Holy Night

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