Los Ases De Durango Cumbias Y Nortenas CD

Cumbias Y Nortenas Music

Category	International Albums, Latin CDs, Regional Mexican, Norteno, Mexican
Label	Infinity Music, Inc.
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	375805
CD Universe Part number	6764414
Catalog number	B000326802
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 31, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Los Ases De Durango Cumbias Y Nortenas Songs

	1.	Polvora
	2.	Vagando Voy
	3.	Silvia
	4.	El Novillo Despuntado
	5.	La Minifalda Strech
	6.	Por Tus Amores Juanita
	7.	Cumbiambera
	8.	Mujer Bonita
	9.	Vida Truncada
	10.	Isla de Providencia
	11.	Me Gaste Unos Pesos
	12.	No Me Prometas Flores

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