Juanes, Ricardo Arjona, Calle 13, Santana, Celia Cruz
Juanes, Ricardo Arjona, Calle 13, Santana, Celia Cruz

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1. Ricardo Arjona – Mojado
2. Calle 13 – Pa’l Norte

 

3. Manu Chao – Clandestino

“Me dicen el clandestino

 

4. Los Tigres del Norte – La Jaula de Oro

 

5. Celia Cruz – Por Si Acaso No Regreso (a Cuba)

 

6. Molotov – Frijolero

 

7. Tam Tam Go! – Espaldas Mojadas

 

8. Juanes – Fíjate Bien

 

9. Santana – Migra

 

10.  Jackson Browne (Feat. Los Cenzontles) – The Dreamer
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