Erasmo Carlos Abra Seus Olhos CD

Abra Seus Olhos Music

List Price	$51.99 (You save $3.40)
Category	World Albums, Brazilian CDs
Label	Universal
CD Universe Part number	7531298
Catalog number	1249866
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2008

Erasmo Carlos Abra Seus Olhos Songs

	1.	Abra Seus Olhos
	2.	Análise Descontraída
	3.	Coração De Jovem
	4.	O Resto É Blá-Blá-Blá...
	5.	Papagaio De Pirata
	6.	Rádio Patroa
	7.	Na Próxima Atração
	8.	Tantas Noites
	9.	Samba-Rock
	10.	Amores Indecisos
	11.	Guerra E Paz
	12.	Rico Sem Dinheiro
	13.	Abra Seus Olhos (Versão Remix)
	14.	Papagaio De Pirata

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