Zeca Freitas Lembrancas CD Import

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List Price	$18.99 (You save $1.90)
Category	World Albums, International CDs, Brazilian
Label	Trama
CD Universe Part number	6980667
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 11, 2005
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import; Brazil

Zeca Freitas Lembrancas Songs

	1.	O Passaro Cativo
	2.	Amai Para Entender Estrelas
	3.	Sinfonia Inacabada
	4.	O Palhaco
	5.	Esperanca
	6.	Carolina, A
	7.	Mal Secreto
	8.	Surdez de Beethoven
	9.	Ismalia
	10.	O Vaso Partido
	11.	Patria, A
	12.	Ser Mae
	13.	As Pombas
	14.	O Estudante Alsaciano
	15.	Flor E a Fonte, A
	16.	Soneto
	17.	Mal Secreto
	18.	Tristeza
	19.	Meus Oito Anos
	20.	Cantico Do Calvario

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