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Pippi Calzaslargas Cantando Con Pippi Calzaslargas Mp3, Flac, Wma Pippi Calzaslargas Cantando Con Pippi Calzaslargas mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Children's / Stage & Screen Album: Cantando Con Pippi Calzaslargas Country: Spain Released: 1975 Style: Soundtrack MP3 version RAR size: 1696 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1530 mb WMA version RAR size: 1559 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 319 Other Formats: DMF AA ADX XM MOD WAV MP2 Tracklist Hide Credits Pippi Calzaslargas = Här Kommer Pippi Langstrumpf A1 1:56 Adapted By – M. De La Calva*, R. Arcusa*Written-By – A. Lindgren*, J. Johansson* Me Gusta Ver El Campo = Sommarsangen A2 2:15 Adapted By – J. Díaz Muntané*Written-By – A. Lindgren*, Georg Riedel Mi Bicicleta = Pippi Bei Familie Settergren A3 1:51 Written-By – Christian Bruhn Agárrate Fuerte = Kalle Teodor A4 1:45 Adapted By – J. Díaz Muntané*Written-By – A. Lindgren*, Georg Riedel Kling Y Klang A5 1:13 Written-By [Versión española] – J. Díaz Muntané* Voy A Holgazanear = Mors Lilla Lathund A6 1:32 Adapted By – J. Díaz Muntané*Written-By – A. Lindgren*, Georg Riedel Canción De Pedigüeños, Núm. 2 A7 0:45 Written-By [Versión española] – J. Díaz Muntané* Chin Chon Chin Chan = Der Wind Heult In Den Bäumen A8 1:31 Adapted By – J. Díaz Muntané*Written-By – Christian Bruhn Cumpleaños De Pippi = Pippis Geburtstag A9 1:10 Written-By – Christian Bruhn, J. Johansson* Capitán Fabián = Sjörövar - Fabbe A10 1:31 Adapted By – J. Díaz Muntané*Written-By – A. Lindgren*, Georg Riedel Soy Pippilota = Die Liebe Pippi Die Backt Jetzt Kuchen B1 1:06 Adapted By – J. Díaz Muntané*Written-By – Christian Bruhn Vive Cual Pirata = Merja Merja Mojsi B2 1:22 Adapted By – J. Díaz Muntané*Written-By – A. Lindgren*, Georg Riedel Mi Bicicleta = Pippi Bei Familie Sttergren B3 2:10 Adapted By – J. Díaz Muntané*Written-By – Christian Bruhn Tema Triste = Pippis Spieluhr B4 2:26 Written-By – Christian Bruhn Pippi Calzaslargas = Här Kommer Pippi Langstrumpf B5 0:40 Adapted By – M. De La Calva*, R. Arcusa*Written-By – A. Lindgren*, J. Johansson* Nana A Mister Nilsson = Das Lied Vom Kuchenbacklen B6 0:42 Adapted By – J. Díaz Muntané*Written-By – Georg Riedel Tema De La Armónica = Pippis Bootsfahrt B7 1:53 Written-By – Christian Bruhn Canción De Pedigüeños, Núm. 1 B8 0:59 Written-By [Versión española] – J. Díaz Muntané* Adiós Pippi, Adiós B9 2:00 Written-By [Versión española] – J. Díaz Muntané* Pippi Calzaslargas = Här Kommer Pippi Langstrumpf B10 1:25 Adapted By – M. De La Calva*, R. Arcusa*Written-By – A. Lindgren*, J. Johansson* Companies, etc. Record Company – Fonogram, S.A. Distributed By – Fonogram, S.A. Manufactured By – COFASA Printed By – FOCO, S. A. Credits Directed By [Dirección Artística] – Alfredo Garrido Directed By [Dirección Musical] – José Torregrosa Engineer [Ingeniero de sonido] – Rafael Jaimez*, Ricardo Casal* Vocals [Annika] – Cristina Lloveras Vocals [Pippi] – Mª Dolores Gispert* Vocals [Tommy] – M.J. Lleonard* Barcode and Other Identifiers Rights Society: SGAE Depósito Legal: M. 14051-1975 Other (Impuesto de Lujo a metálico): Permiso num. 6421 Related Music albums to Cantando Con Pippi Calzaslargas by Pippi Calzaslargas Astrid Lindgren - Pippi Langstrumpf's Abenteuer Astrid Lindgren - D Pippi Langstrumpf Gaht Ufs Schiff - Folge 2 Astrid Lindgren - Pippi Longstocking Astrid Lindgren - Pippi In Taka-Tuka-Land Astrid Lindgren - På Rymmen Med Pippi Långstrump Pippi Langkous - Hai! Pippi Langkous "Pippi Långstrump" - Här Kommer Pippi Långstrump Carlos Díaz - Carlos Diaz.
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