Jonathan Silva Benedito CD

Benedito Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, South American
Label	Tratore Music Brasil
CD Universe Part number	7754737
Catalog number	2429419
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 02, 2008

Jonathan Silva Benedito Songs

	1.	Desatadora de nós
	2.	Ciranda pra Janaína
	3.	Jongo da Manuela / Santo Antônio de Catigeró
	4.	Anjo protetor
	5.	Divino baião
	6.	Milome
	7.	São Pedro e São Miguel
	8.	Tempestade
	9.	Papel sulfite
	10.	Aquela coisa que doía
	11.	Encruzilhada
	12.	Sara sereia / Quem manda no mar
	13.	Casaca de paletó
	14.	Farra / Amanhã é dia santo
	15.	Ladainha / Jongo de São Mateus
	16.	Janaína Preta

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