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Conciertos En Tokyo Por Segunda Vez Music Astor Piazzolla Conciertos En Tokyo Por Segunda Vez Songs | 1. | Biyuya (DISC 01) |
| 2. | Fracanapa |
| 3. | Lunfardo |
| 4. | Decarisimo |
| 5. | Milonga del angel |
| 6. | La muerte del angel |
| 7. | Resurreccion del angel |
| 8. | Palabras de Astor Piazzolla |
| 9. | Lo que vendra |
| 10. | Verano porteno (DISC 02) |
| 11. | Chiquilin de Bachin |
| 12. | Balada para un loco |
| 13. | ??Los pajaros perdidos?? 04 |
| 14. | La bicicleta blamca |
| 15. | Mi Buenos Aires querido |
| 16. | Mumuki |
| 17. | Michelangelo 70 |
| 18. | Adios Nonino |
| 19. | Chin chin |
| 20. | Otono porteno |
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