La Sista Majestad Negrocide CD

Majestad Negrocide Music

Category	International Albums, Regional Mexican CDs, Latin Rap, Reggaeton, Latin, Reggae
Label	Machete Music
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	240032
CD Universe Part number	7326635
Catalog number	000812302
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 05, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

La Sista Majestad Negrocide Songs

	1.	Intro
	2.	Anacaona
	3.	Calabo & Bamboo
	4.	Rule Candela
	5.	Fruty Loop
	6.	Si Me Ves Por la Calle
	7.	Yemaya
	8.	Machucalo
	9.	Hay Doctor
	10.	Mi Regeaton
	11.	Resentimiento con Dolor
	12.	El Valor de la Vida
	13.	Baila Conmigo
	14.	Me Envolviste
	15.	Cafe
	16.	This Is My Game
	17.	Outro/Si No Ven No Creen

Majestad Negrocide Music Review

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