Ingrid Voila CD +4

Voila Music

Category	Dance Albums
Label	Rajon
All Time Sales Rank	360860
CD Universe Part number	7064862
Catalog number	523531
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2007
Additional Info	+4 Bonus Tracks

Ingrid Voila Songs

	1.	Mama Mia
	2.	Karma Fields
	3.	Poison In Your Mind
	4.	Tic Toc
	5.	One More Time
	6.	Raining In Your Heart
	7.	Slave
	8.	I Was Happy
	9.	If
	10.	Love Out Of Time
	11.	Say You're Mine
	12.	You Kissed Me
	13.	Really Really Wanna
	14.	Every Night
	15.	Come Back Home

Voila Music Review

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

5 stars Great french pop!
If you enjoyed In-Grids other cd, then you will really like this one. The version i got is the english one and its great to be able to hear what she is singing about. This cd has several great songs on it.
Submitted by jm562 (Royal Oak, MI)
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