Oriental CD Import

Oriental Music

List Price	$19.99 (You save $1.60)
Category	World Albums, French CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7702642
Discs	2
Release Date	Jul 01, 2008
Additional Info	Import

Oriental Songs

	1.	Ok Ok
	2.	Yamina
	3.	Leila Ya Leila
	4.	Nazra
	5.	Atitek Galbi
	6.	Mi Lala Mantjaouchi
	7.	Ghanni
	8.	Tebeg Riri
	9.	Alala Kilouni
	10.	El Beida Mon Amour
	11.	Hagda
	12.	Rani Rayah
	13.	Ca Va Ca Va
	14.	A Shebbba
	15.	Ya Nass
	16.	Cherchi Cherchi
	17.	Nebghi Rebbi Ikhales
	18.	J'En Ai Marre
	19.	Anta Habibi
	20.	Habibi Mon Homme
	21.	JosĂŠphine
	22.	Tkaili Rani Maak
	23.	Fi La Sale
	24.	ChĂŠrie Bye Bye
	25.	Galou Hasni Met
	26.	Ghadbana
	27.	Khobz El Dar
	28.	Sidi Abdalah
	29.	Les Gamins
	30.	Yadayeb
	31.	Sidi Mansour
	32.	Madritouch
	33.	Daba Daba
	34.	Tiara Alate
	35.	Jarri Ya Hammouda
	36.	J'En Ai Marre
	37.	Nostalgia
	38.	Sultan Swing
	39.	Show Dance
	40.	Dance Arabia

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