Latin Fiesta CD

Latin Fiesta Music

Category	World Albums, International CDs, Latin, Spanish, Latin Dance Collections, Tropical
Label	Turn Up The Music, Inc.
Orig Year	1999
All Time Sales Rank	86615
CD Universe Part number	1276181
Catalog number	1088
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 11, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Latin Fiesta Songs

	1.	Dos Tres Maria, Un
	2.	I Like It Like That
	3.	Copa de la Vida, La (The Cup of Life)
	4.	Hot Hot Hot
	5.	Conga
	6.	Oye
	7.	Samba de Janeiro
	8.	Cuba
	9.	Macarena
	10.	El Baile del Perrito
	11.	Tic Tic Tac
	12.	Lambada
	13.	Bamba, La
	14.	Latinos
	15.	Bamboleo
	16.	Oye Como Va
	17.	Guantanamera

Latin Fiesta Music Review

Average Rating: (3 out of 5 stars) 3 stars

3 stars It worked
It worked for a our celebration we had and the kids did a great job performing.
Submitted by CANJLN (Elk Grove, CA, USA)
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