Conjunto A Voz Do Morro Os Sambistas CD

Os Sambistas Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, Brazilian
All Time Sales Rank	516314
CD Universe Part number	7040802
Catalog number	3002302
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 01, 2006

Conjunto A Voz Do Morro Os Sambistas Songs

	1.	Cuidado
	2.	A Voz Do Morro
	3.	Tiradentes
	4.	400 Anos De Favela
	5.	Exaltao Mangueira
	6.	Tanta Tristeza
	7.	Meu Barraco De Zinco
	8.	Sinh No Disse
	9.	Carnaval Que Passou
	10.	Exaltao Mangueira
	11.	Aventureira
	12.	S Eu Sei
	13.	Tarde Demais
	14.	Noite Linda
	15.	Meus Dias So De Sol

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