Sindicato Argentino Del Hip Hop Sangre, Sudor Y Furia CD

Sangre, Sudor Y Furia Music

Category	R&B Albums, Latin CDs, Latin Pop, Latin Rock, Latin Rap, World, Rap
Label	Universal Music Latino
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	308883
CD Universe Part number	6840678
Catalog number	9820935
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 29, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Sindicato Argentino Del Hip Hop Sangre, Sudor Y Furia Songs

	1.	Imperdonables
	2.	Sangre, Pudor y Furia
	3.	Buscavidas
	4.	El Impacto
	5.	Puede Ser
	6.	Seis Fantasticos
	7.	Asi es Mi Vida
	8.	El Robo
	9.	Tragos del Ayer
	10.	Nalp-Le
	11.	Tiempos Dificiles
	12.	T.N.T. 2mil5
	13.	XXL
	14.	Los 6 Fantasticos - (Luny Tunes remix)

Sangre, Sudor Y Furia Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars Muy bueno de Argentina a todo el mundo con el sindicato..
Rap.. multilingue con expresión...
Submitted by Pińoń Fijo (Argentina)
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4 stars ARGENTINIAN HIP-HOP
Pretty good, very different from your average reggaeton CD. Get it while its hot!!!
Submitted by K.A.R. (Miami Beach, FL)
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