Mina Americana CD Italy

Americana Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, World Beat, Italian
Label	Butterfly
All Time Sales Rank	145897
CD Universe Part number	1395384
Catalog number	20718
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 05, 2008
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Italy

Mina Americana Songs

	1.	My Melancholy Baby
	2.	Insensatez
	3.	Full Moon & Empty Arms
	4.	Angustia
	5.	Stella by Starlight
	6.	Caminemos
	7.	Nearness of You, The
	8.	El Reloy
	9.	Ebb Tide
	10.	Ninguem em Ama
	11.	You Goto My Head
	12.	La Barca
	13.	Angel Eyes
	14.	Sabor a Mi
	15.	Lontanissimo (Somewhere)
	16.	Uno

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