Marcos Witt Alegria CD

Alegria Music

Category	International Albums, Gospel CDs, Latin Pop, Latin, Live Performances, Contemporary Christian Music, Religion
Label	Sony BMG Special Marketing
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	106148
CD Universe Part number	7294514
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 31, 2006
Studio/Live	Live
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Marcos Witt; Marcos Witt
Engineer	Orlando Rodriguez

Marcos Witt Alegria Songs

	1.	Introduccion
	2.	Mira Nomas
	3.	Aclama a Dios
	4.	Alegre, Muy Alegre
	5.	Solo en Ti
	6.	Tu Eres el Gozo
	7.	Dios de Mi Salvacion
	8.	Tomame en Tus Brazos
	9.	Presentacion
	10.	Cristo, Amante de Mi Alma
	11.	Fuente de Vida
	12.	Tu Me Haces Tan Feliz
	13.	Con Todo el Gozo
	14.	Vive Tu Alegria
	15.	Poema de Salvacion - (Bonus Track)

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