Barao Vermelho MTV: Live 2 CD

MTV: Live 2 Music

List Price	$23.99 (You save $1.64)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, World, Brazilian
Label	Weasel Disc
CD Universe Part number	7003577
Catalog number	111634
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 10, 2005

Barao Vermelho MTV: Live 2 Songs

	1.	Codinome Beija-Flor
	2.	O Tempo Nao Para
	3.	O Nosso Mundo
	4.	Meus Bons Amigos
	5.	Declare Guerra
	6.	Malandragem Da Um Tempo
	7.	Quando O Sol Bater Na Janela Do Teu Quarto
	8.	Pense E Dance
	9.	Puro Extase
	10.	Amor Meu Grande Amor
	11.	Por Que
	12.	Tente Outra Vez
	13.	Pro Dia Nascer Feliz
	14.	Quem Me Olha So (Faixa Interativa)

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