Paco Candela - Siéntate A Mi Vera Album

Tracklist

1	El Candelita
2	El Último Cuento
3	Se Llama Música
4	Que Nadie Hable De Ella
5	A La Reina De Mi Casa
6	Seré
7	Mi Vecina Carmen
8	La Palabra
9	Siéntate A Mi Vera
10	Las Cuevas Del Hormiguero (Fandangos)
11	Nana Del Ratón Pérez
12	Con La "Mirá" De Un Amigo

Barcodes

• Barcode (Printed): 8 429652 010014
• Barcode (Scanned): 8429652010014

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ediciones Senador, S.L.
• Copyright (c) – Ediciones Senador, S.L.

Short intro

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