Year of release 2005

Songs 17

Album time 01:02:52

Genre list Jazz, World Music, Latin, Pop

1
Sangrando
 
4:17
2
Dias De Luna (Dias De Lua)
 
3:48
3
Não Dá Mais Pra Segurar (Explode Coração)
 
2:33
4
E Vamos À Luta
 
4:03
5
Deixa Dílson E Vamos Nelson
 
3:32
6
Canto De Ossanha
 
3:33
7
Avassaladora
 
4:56
8
Eclipse
 
3:56
9
Vivo Sonhando / Triste / Meditação
 
4:56
10
Manhã De Carnaval
 
3:10
11
Anos Dourados
 
4:10
12
Si Me Enamoro
 
3:32
13
Rio
 
2:50
14
Garota De Ipanema (Bonus Track)
 
3:15
15
Bateu Pra Trás
 
3:06
16
Escuta
 
3:02
17
Noves Fora
 
4:19

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