Top songs | Album | ||||
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1 | El Que la Hace la Paga (feat. Jhonny Rivera) | Hits 2014 | 3:38 | ||
2 | Tus Quince Años | Soy Soltero | 3:19 | ||
3 | Me Tragaba Tus Mentiras | No Hay Porqué Esperar | 2:56 | ||
4 | Siga Bebiendo (feat. Yeison Jimenez) | Soy De Pueblo | 3:12 | ||
5 | Mejor Solito | Tengo Rabia Conmigo | 3:31 | ||
6 | Sabía Que No Cambiarías | No Hay Porqué Esperar | 3:02 | ||
7 | Soy Soltero | Soy Soltero | 2:39 | ||
8 | Te Logre Olvidar | No Hay Porqué Esperar | 2:45 | ||
9 | Por Andar de Enamorao | No Hay Porqué Esperar | 2:58 | ||
10 | Por Una Cerveza | Te Sigo Queriendo | 3:02 |
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