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2015.05.23 Charleston 79 Songs, 3.2 Hours, 343.6 MB Page 1 of 3 2015.05.23 Charleston 79 songs, 3.2 hours, 343.6 MB Name Artist Album Artist Year Genre Tormenta Francisco Canaro Ernesto Fama 1939 Tango Todo Te Nombra Francisco Canaro Ernesto Fama 1939 Tango El Vino Triste Francisco Canaro Ernesto Fama 1939 Tango Cortina - Brass in Pocket (SHORT) -… Cortina El Flete Juan D'Arienzo 1936 Tango Qué noche Juan d'Arienzo 1937 Tango La Payanca Juan d'Arienzo 1938 Tango Cortina - Heart of Glass (Short) - Blonde Cortina Pedacito de Cielo Miguel Calo Alberto Podesta 1942 Vals El vals soñador Miguel Caló Alberto Podestá 1963 Vals Paisaje Pedro Laurenz Alberto Podesta 1943 Vals Cortina - Obssession (SHORT) Cortina Como Se Pianta La Vida Enrique Rodriguez Armando Moreno 1940 Tango En La Buena Y En La Mala Enrique Rodriguez Armando Moreno 1940 Tango La Gayola Enrique Rodriguez Armando Moreno 1941 Tango Cortina - Died in Your Arms (Short) Cortina Necesito Olvidar Carlos Di Sarli Roberto Rufino 1942 Tango Noche de Carnaval (Otra Vez Carnaval) Carlos Di Sarli Roberto Rufino 1942 Tango Tarareando Carlos Di Sarli Roberto Rufino 1942 Tango Cortina - Startin Somethin - Michael J… Cortina La Milonga De Mis Tiempos Francisco Canaro 1938 Milonga Milonga Brava Francisco Canaro Roberto Maida 1938 Milonga No Hay Tierra Como La Mía Francisco Canaro Ernesto Famå 1939 Milonga Cortina - Shake It Up - The Cars Cortina Marión Miguel Calo Raúl Iriarte 1943 Tango Rebeldía Miguel Calo Raul Iriarte 1947 Tango A Mí Me Llaman Juan Tango Miguel Caló Raul Iriarte 1943 Tango Cortina - Billie Jean - Michael Jackson Cortina La Maleva Rodolfo Biagi 1939 Tango Son Cosas Del Bandoneon Rodolfo Biagi Andres Falgas 1939 Tango 2015.05.23 Charleston Page 2 of 3 Name Artist Album Artist Year Genre El Yaguarón Rodolfo Biagi 1940 Tango Billie Jean Michael Jackson 1983 Rock Un Placer Los Provincianos Carlos Lafuente 1933 Vals Volvió la princesita Los Provincianos Luis Díaz 1932 Vals A Tu Memoria Madrecita Los Provincianos Luis Díaz 1934 Vals Amor Con Amor Raul Paz Raul Paz 2003 iTunes Latino Buscándote Osvaldo Fresedo Ricardo Ruiz 1941 Tango Vamos Corazón Osvaldo Fresedo Ricardo Ruiz 1941 Tango Si no me engaña el corazón Osvaldo Fresedo Ricardo Ruiz 1939 Tango All Shook Up Elvis Presley Elvis Presley 2002 Rock Como Dos Extraños / Like Two Stran… Pedro Laurenz Juan Carlos Casas 1940 Tango No Me Extraña Pedro Laurenz Juan Carlos Casas 1940 Tango Amurado Pedro Laurenz Juan Carlos Casas 1940 Tango Everybody Loves to Cha Cha Cha Sam Cooke Sam Cooke 1997 R&B/Soul La Puñalada Juan d'Arienzo 1937 Milonga De Pura Cepa Juan d'Arienzo 1935 Milonga El Esquinazo Juan d'Arienzo 1938 Milonga Let's Dance David Bowie 1983 Rock Bahía Blanca Carlos Di Sarli 1957 Tango Indio Manso Carlos Di Sarli 1958 Tango El Jaguel Carlos Di Sarli 1956 Tango Cortina - Heart of Glass - Blonde Cortina Dominio Orquesta Típica Víctor (… Elvino Vardaro 1928 Tango: Guardia… Porteñito Orquesta Típica Víctor (… 1928 Tango: Guardia… Mi último trago Orquesta Típica Víctor (… Teofilo Ibañez 1931 Tango: Guardia… Cortina - We Got The Beat - Go-Go's Cortina Qué será de ti Ricardo Tanturi Enrique Campos 1945 Tango Que Nunca Me Falte Ricardo Tanturi Enrique Campos 1943 Tango La abandoné y no sabía Ricardo Tanturi Enrique Campos 1944 Tango Cortina - Tide is High - Blondie Cortina Amor Y Vals Rodolfo Biagi Alberto Lago 1942 Vals Tu melodía Rodolfo Biagi Jorge Ortiz 1945 Vals Lagrimas y Sonrisas Rodolfo Biagi Various Artists 1941 Vals 2015.05.23 Charleston Page 3 of 3 Name Artist Album Artist Year Genre Mambo Italiano - Club des Belugas Cortina El Acomodo Edgardo Donato 1933 Tango Pasión Criolla Edgardo Donato 1939 Tango El Chamuyo Edgardo Donato 1938 Tango La Soledad Ismael Rivera Con Cortij… Various Artists 2010 Latino Poema Francisco Canaro Roberto Maida 1935 Tango Aunque No Lo Crean Francisco Canaro Roberto Maida 1935 Tango Cambalache Francisco Canaro Roberto Maida 1935 Tango: Guardia… gentle with me Cortina Nido Gaucho Carlos Di Sarli Alberto Podesta 1942 Tango Junto A Tu Corazon Carlos Di Sarli Alberto Podestá 1942 Tango Vamos!... Carlos Di Sarli Alberto Podesta 1944 Tango Cortina - Don't You Want Me - Human… Cortina Rondando Tu Esquina Osvaldo Pugliese Roberto Chanel 1945 Tango Corrientes y Esmeralda Osvaldo Pugliese Roberto Chanel 1944 Tango Muchachos comienza la ronda Osvaldo Pugliese Roberto Chanel 1943 Tango.
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