Los Herederos De Nuevo Leon En Manos Del Tiempo CD

En Manos Del Tiempo Music

List Price	$13.98 (You save $3.79)
Category	International Albums, Norteno CDs, Latin, Mexican
Label	Serca
Orig Year	2009
All Time Sales Rank	131796
CD Universe Part number	7982761
Catalog number	6895
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 18, 2009
Engineer	Alfonso Valdez

Los Herederos De Nuevo Leon En Manos Del Tiempo Songs

	1.	Palabra de Borracho
	2.	Con el Alma Herida
	3.	En Las Manos del Tiempo
	4.	Y Entonces Si
	5.	No Pasa Nada
	6.	Se Marcho
	7.	Que Se Va, El
	8.	Quisiera
	9.	Reina Entre Flores
	10.	Quisiera Ser Poeta
	11.	Y Que Dijiste
	12.	Una Noche Me Embriague

En Manos Del Tiempo Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars More than its worth
This CD is AMAZING. From the first song till the last. You atleast get your moneys worth or more if you're really into Norteno styled music
Submitted by Tino_short_for_Faustino (Channelview, TX, USA)
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