Promo Only Tropical Latin, Regional Latin February (2017)

Artist: Various Performers
Title: Tropical Latin, Regional Latin January
Label: Promo Only
Style: Merengue, Salsa, Mambo, Bachata, Reggaeton, Cumbia, Banda
Release Date: 05-01-2017
Format: CD, Compilation, Promo
Quality: M4A/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Tracks: 20 Tracks
Size: 499 Mb / 01:08:44 Min

Tracklist:
Promo Only Regional Latin February 2017 (9 / 28:15)
01. Banda El Recodo De Cruz Lizarraga - Vale La Pena 03:52
02. Banda Los Recoditos - Me Esta Tirando El Rollo 03:28
03. Chayin Rubio - ?Y Como Le Hago? 02:38
04. Jovanko Ibarra - El Venadito 02:57
05. La Bandononona Clave Nueva De Max Peraza - Amor Perdido 03:48
06. La Poderosa Banda San Juan - Sin Esencia 02:42
07. La Septima Banda - Ivan A Buscarme 02:33
08. Los Socios Del Ritmo - No Quiero Que Me Dejes 03:27
09. Raul Casillas - A Poco (Version Banda) 02:48

Promo Only Tropical Latin February 2017 (11 / 40:29)
10. Alejandra - Llevame 03:10
11. Carlos Nuno La Grande De Madrid - El Alma En Los Labios 04:01
12. Giselle Tavera F./Luis Vargas - Largate Ya 03:12
13. Johnny Ray - Fuiste Tu 04:17
14. Lil Jon F./Pitbull - La Vida Es Una (Intro) 03:33
15. Mackie F./Zion & Lennox - Bailar Contigo 03:14
16. Maldy - De Todos Los Sabores 03:13
17. Marlon Fernandez - Que Hablen 03:33
18. Mr. Midas - El Clavo (Radio) 04:13
19. Oscarito - Al Baile 03:01
20. Paris Studio All-Stars - Boogaloo En Paris 04:56




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