Malverde Mi Palabra: Special Edition CD

Mi Palabra: Special Edition Music

Category	R&B Albums, Latin CDs, Regional Mexican, Latin Rap, Rap
Label	Machete Music
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	197067
CD Universe Part number	7019588
Catalog number	000621600
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 21, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Richard "Segal" Huredia
Additional Info	With DVD; Special Edition

Malverde Mi Palabra: Special Edition Songs

	1.	Malverde Intro
	2.	Mi Palabra
	3.	Yo No Soy
	4.	La Bala
	5.	Perdonanos
	6.	Mi Corrido
	7.	Sonador
	8.	Oye Mami
	9.	Asi Es
	10.	Oyelo
	11.	Cada Quien Aprende
	12.	Trafico - (featuring Locura Terminal)
	13.	Marcha

Mi Palabra: Special Edition Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars MALVERDE IS THE ISH!!!
THIS ALBUM IS SIC!!! YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE TRACKS FROM BEGINING TO END WITHOUT SKIPPING!!
Submitted by DJ MJ (NYC NY)
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5 stars wow
This is one of the best latin hip-hop albums out.
Submitted by phx3585 (phx,az)
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3 stars damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
Man this fool is representing THE BROWN and at the same time hitting you with inspirational lyrics. All i have to say is that this VATO's music is real FIRME
Submitted by sndroque (San Diego)
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5 stars worth the money
this one has a DVD and its great. i saw him perform MARCHA at the filming of walkout (edward james olmos). it doesnt matter if you dont know spanish, it comes with the lyrics in both english and spanish.
Submitted by linkinfan75 (SFV, CA)
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