Juliana Aquino Disco Meets Bossa CD Import

Disco Meets Bossa Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7613166
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 05, 2008
Additional Info	Import

Juliana Aquino Disco Meets Bossa Songs

	1.	Don't Let me be Misunderstood (orig. Santa Esmerada)
	2.	Don't Leave me This Way (orig. Thelma Houston)
	3.	Staying Alive (orig. The Bee Gees)
	4.	Love is in the Air (orig. John Paul Young)
	5.	I Will Survive (orig. Gloria Gaynor)
	6.	I'm Every Woman (orig. Chaka Khan)
	7.	Can't Take my Eyes off of You (orig. The Boys Town Gang)
	8.	On The Radio (orig. Donna Summer)
	9.	Never Knew Love Like This Before (orig. Stephanie Mills)
	10.	I'm so Glad That I'm a Woman (orig. The Love Unlimited Orchestra)
	11.	Could It Be Magic (orig. Donna Summer)

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