Year of release 2015

Songs 16

Album time 01:14:25

Genre list Latin

1
Papi Papa (Joseito Martinez)
 
4:27
2
Sobre Las Olas (Joseito Martinez)
 
3:26
3
Dime Que Pasó (Morist Jimenez)
 
3:35
4
A Pesar (Morist Jimenez)
 
3:59
5
La Guayaba (Macondo)
 
4:15
6
Contigo (Morist Jimenez)
 
4:30
7
Pegaso (Albanur)
 
4:42
8
El Carretero (Saulo Sanchez)
 
5:25
9
Las Calaveras (Macondo)
 
4:47
10
Fuma El Barco (Joseito Martinez)
 
5:07
11
Las Caleñas Son Como Las Flores (Piper " Pimienta " Diaz)
 
3:59
12
Patrona De Los Reclusos (Joe Arroyo)
 
6:16
13
Buscandote (Piper " Pimienta " Diaz)
 
4:43
14
Las Cabañuelas (Joe Arroyo)
 
5:12
15
Valluna (Piper " Pimienta " Diaz)
 
5:27
16
La Guarapera (Joe Arroyo)
 
4:47

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