| | Los Rios Latin Dance CD Los Rios Discography of CDs
Los Rios Latin Dance Songs | 1. | Limba Limba Lambada - (with Los Rios) |
| 2. | Beijo Danado - (with Los Rios) |
| 3. | Febre - (with Los Rios) |
| 4. | Mariazinha - (with Los Rios) |
| 5. | Salario Pobre - (with Los Rios) |
| 6. | Lambada II - (with Los Rios) |
| 7. | Meninos - (with Los Rios) |
| 8. | Latin Way, The - (with Los Rios) |
| 9. | Danda Canones - (with Los Rios) |
| 10. | Move Your Body - (with Los Rios) |
| 11. | Barra Mansa - (with Los Rios) |
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