Aria Stisa CD

Aria Stisa Music

List Price	$29.99 (You save $2.40)
Category	Rock Albums, World Beat CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7791427
Catalog number	832039
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 04, 2008

Aria Stisa Songs

	1.	Aria stisa
	2.	E Lu sule ha mise le tende
	3.	Cecilia
	4.	Lu poveru Vicenzinu
	5.	Isciu na seggiteddha
	6.	La cerva
	7.	Li cuntrisci
	8.	Moretto
	9.	Maria la verginella
	10.	Oh Rondinella
	11.	L'aria de lu trainu
	12.	Giovanotti
	13.	Lu presepiu
	14.	Zumpa Ninella
	15.	Credu ca se ncigna lu credu
	16.	Bella Irena
	17.	Stornelli a dispetto

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