Les Luthiers - Lo Mejor Peor De Les Luthiers Album

Tracklist

1	Epopeya De Edipo De Tebas
2	La Bossa Nostra
3	Oi Gadóñaya
4	Si No Fuera Santiagueño
5	Candonga De Los Colectiveros
6	Teorema De Thales
7	Vals Del Segundo
8	Bolero De Mastropiero
9	Miss Lilly Higgins Sings Shimmy In Mississippi's Spring

Notes

Although this version was issued way after its original release, this is not a reissue since it was the first time that Les Luthiers albums were pressed in Colombia.

Companies

• Licensed From – Trova Industrias Musicales S.A.

Short intro

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