1 Pa´la Rumba
2 Dolor Esquina Miseria
3 Longina
4 Sacúdete y Muévete
5 Lola
6 Rico Chá
7 Minteme
8 Corazón Frágil
9 A Mí Que Me Importa Usted
10 Este Es El Son
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