Beginner's Guide To Brazil CD Australia

Beginner's Guide To Brazil Music

Category	World Albums, International CDs, Latin, Dance Collections, Box Sets, Brazilian
Label	Nascente
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	372187
CD Universe Part number	6863362
Catalog number	14
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 26, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Australia

Beginner's Guide To Brazil Songs

	1.	Zanzibar
	2.	Agora Ou Nunca Mais - Ana Mazzotti
	3.	Nana - Deodato
	4.	Ra, A - Joao Donato
	5.	Carioca-Mexmo - Edson E Tito
	6.	Batuque - Bebeto
	7.	Bananeira - Emilio Santiago
	8.	Mane Joao - Wanderlea
	9.	Chamega - Tom Ze
	10.	Neguinho - Banda Favela
	11.	Azul Bahia - Joyce
	12.	Afro Blue - Dom Um Romao
	13.	O Astronauta - Baden Powell
	14.	Nao Para - Bid
	15.	Luisas
	16.	Os Ocuulos Escuros de Cartola - Max de Castro
	17.	Origem da Felicidade - Celso Fonseca
	18.	Papo de Psicologo - Jairzinho Oliveira
	19.	Umbabaraumba (Ponta de Lanca Africana) - Grupo Batuque
	20.	Rainha - Totonho E Oscabra
	21.	La Do Mar - Patricia Marx
	22.	Amor Errado - Fernanda Porto
	23.	Esperanca (For Sylvia) - Bruno E.
	24.	Maria Moita - Rosalia de Souza
	25.	Magnifica - Zeb
	26.	In the Mood For Bossa - S-Tone Inc.
	27.	Guaio a Caracas - Paul & Mark
	28.	Mas Eu Quer Ser
	29.	Escravos Do Jo (Da Lata Remix)
	30.	Corsa Notturna - Vuca
	31.	Ebatule - Belladonna
	32.	Un Bom Motivo - Funkestra
	33.	In Samba - Nicola Conte

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