Neo Tango CD

Neo Tango Music

List Price	$17.98 (You save $4.03)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Dance Collections, Dance, House, Oldies Collections
Label	Varese Sarabande
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	154463
CD Universe Part number	6866905
Catalog number	063019
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 07, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Roby J. Colella; Tiago Machado; Giacomo Bondi; Marcelino Galan
Additional Info	Digipak

Neo Tango Songs

	1.	Emigrante - Tanghetto
	2.	VI Luz y Subi - Carlos Libedinsky
	3.	Queremos Pas - Gotan Project
	4.	Tropitango - Alacran
	5.	Perfume - Bajofondo/Adriana Varela/Luciano Supervielle/Bajofondo Tango Club
	6.	Ultima Vez, La - Marcelino Galan
	7.	Evolicionar - Stolen Beat
	8.	Last Tango in Rome - L.E.D.
	9.	St. Tropez Tango - Ambrosia
	10.	Agua de Cielo - Sideral
	11.	Cite Tango - Ultratango
	12.	Argentina Mon Amour - Mr. Tea
	13.	Tango Matto - Gabrielle Chiararo
	14.	Vuelvo Al Sur - Astor Piazzolla (Koop Remix)
	15.	Diario de Viaje - Federico Aubele
	16.	Buenos Aires at Dusk - Mugwort

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