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The Sandpipers were an
who carved a niche in 1960s
with their vocals and innovative arrangements of international ballads and pop standards. They are best remembered for their
of "", which became a
hit in 1966, and their
hit "" from the soundtrack of the film
Founding members Jim Brady (born August 24, 1944, ), Mike Piano (born October 26, 1944, , ) and Richard Shoff (born April 30, 1944, ) first performed together in the , before forming the Four Seasons with friend Nick Cahuernga. Due to the rising popularity of a
from , they changed their name to the Grads and continued as a trio.
Although the Grads did not enter the
with their early , they performed well enough to secure a residency at Harrah's Lake Club (now ) where a friend brought them to the attention of
of . Alpert was impressed with the Grads, but after one
without success the group agreed to a name change, choosing the Sandpipers out of a dictionary. After the name change, their , , recommended they record the
"" and they had their first . The use of a female singer (, uncredited) to add background vocals on "Guantanamera" established a trend that the Sandpipers would incorporate in multiple future studio recordings and live shows.
Along with the name change came a fourth member: although consigned to the shadows behind the original trio for live performances, Pamela Ramcier had now become an integral part of the group. Her
were used much like second , adding an ethereal quality to the Sandpipers' sound.
For the Sandpipers' first live show in , their management hired two females, the well-known folk singer
and Pat Woolley. Early pressings of the Guantanamera LP showed a five person group—two females with Piano, Shoff, and Brady—on the back cover while later pressings had just the male trio. Subsequent albums depicted only the original trio and other backup singers followed including Diane Jordan and Kathy Westmoreland in 1969. Some pressings of the 1970 Come Saturday Morning LP credit "solo voices" , , and Susan Tallman.
"Guantanamera" charted in the
in September 1966 and in the
the following month, and remains the group's biggest hit, earning 1967
nominations for
and . Nevertheless, they had many lesser chart entries including
of "", "The French Song" (Quand Le Soleil Dit Bonjour Aux Montagnes), and
for their 1966 album
was nominated for a .
was featured on the front cover artwork.
In 1967 they recorded a
of 's "" for their album . Their 1971 album A Gift of Song contained multiple covers including "", "", "" and "".
In 1968 they participated at the
in Italy, a highlight on the Italian music calendar. They were, as then usual, alongside
one of the two performers of the song "Quando M'Innamoro," which attained sixth place. The song would become more popular in the interpretation by . The English version by British pop singer , "A Man Without Love", became a global hit.
Singing in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and , the Sandpipers had seven separate album entries in the
from , and over a dozen charted singles. In the mid-1970s, Ralph Nichols (later with ) replaced Mike Piano. Gary Duckworth joined Brady and Shoff for the final album, Overdue, in 1977. The final 1979 single, "Singapore Girl", featured only Shoff and Brady.
Original member Michael Piano died on December 29, 2014 in Kauai, Hawaii.
In 1965-66 an American girl group from
briefly toured and recorded as the Sandpipers, backed by an early
band called the . After "Guantanamera" was released they became the Daisies.
There was a
folk rock group active in the 1960s also named the Sandpipers.
Another group known as the Sandpipers (or sometimes the Golden Sandpipers) sang for , most notably the theme to , the version that is now the best known and perhaps the original (although some sources cite the
and orchestra).
A New York group released one single as the Sandpipers in 1966 on the Kismet label.
A Detroit group released one single as the Sandpipers in 1966 on the Giant label.
The Nashville-based Cypress label released a single by the Sand Pipers in 1966.
A South Florida trio (Art Williams, Wally Pape, Billy Stuart) released one LP, The Singin', Swingin' Sandpipers, in 1965 on the Art label.
A Malaysian group released three EPs as the Sandpipers in the 1960s: Hey Tak Malu on the Maria label, and Nyatakan Lah Pada Ku and Deritaan Insan (with Siti Khatijah Hamid) on the Playboy label.
A female choral group at
known as the Sandpipers released an LP in 1961.
A country and western LP, Silver Dollar Saloon, and an EP, Irish Eyes, were released in 1975 by Gary Lane, Chris Beckett, and the Sandpipers.
overlapped the Sandpipers' years of success in the late 1960s and the two groups were frequently confused.[]
U.S. releases on
unless otherwise noted. Some releases in U.K. and other countries had different titles, alternate covers, and variations in track lists.
(LP-117*/SP-, #13)
(LP-125*/SP-, #53)
(LP-135*/SP-, #135)
(SP-, #180)
(SP-, #194)
(AMLS-969, 1970) (UK release)
(SP-, #96)
Ay, Ay, Ay, Manila! (RCA XFPLI-021, 1977) (Philippines release)
(Satril SATL ) (UK release)
Misty Roses (A&M SP-425, 1967), 6-song jukebox EP
Greatest Hits (A&M SP-, #160)
Softly As I Leave You (A&M AMLS 975, 1970, UK)
Michelle (A&M/Summit SRA-250-081, 197?, Australia)
La Bamba (A&M/Mayfair AMLB 5, UK)
Golden Double Deluxe (A&M AMW-23, 1971, Japan)
Golden Prize (A&M GP-207, 1971, Japan)
Stars in Gold (A&M 80 828 XT, 1972, Germany)
Foursider (A&M SP-)
Portrait Of The Sandpipers (A&M AMLC, UK)
O Melhor De (Opus/Columbia 413.615, 1984, Brazil)
The Sandpipers: Digitally Remastered Best (Universal/A&M 98)
Million Dollar Sound Sampler (A&M LP-) - "Strangers In The Night"
Family Portrait - 16 Outstanding Selections From A&M Records (A&M SP-1) - "Fly Me To The Moon"
San Remo '68 (CGD FG , Italy) - "Quando M'Innamoro"
Jewel Box (A&M SP-1) - "Cancion De Amor (Wanderlove)"
Burt Bacharach & Friends (A&M SP-1) - "Where There's A Heartache"
soundtrack ( TFS ) - "Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls"
soundtrack (Paramount PAS-) - "Come Saturday Morning", "Montage", "End Walk"
Introducing Stereo '70 (A&M AMLB , UK) - "The Windmills Of Your Mind", "Cuando Salí De Cuba"
Introducing Stereo '71 (RCA/Camden CAM/S-538, 1971, Mexico) - "The Windmills Of Your Mind", "Cuando Salí De Cuba"
10 Mayfair Hits (A&M/Mayfair SMF66-?, Australia) - "Windmills Of Your Mind", "The Wind Will Change Tomorrow"
The Look Of Love (Columbia P2 ) - "The World Is A Circle"
Family Portrait (A&M 86 768 XAT, 1975, Netherlands) - "Just An Old Fashioned Love Song"
The Best Of Louie, Louie (Rhino RNEP 605, 1983) - "Louie, Louie"
This Land Is Our Land: The Pop-Folk Years ( R2 7) - "Guantanamera"
A&M Records - History 100 (A&M 07, Japan, 5-CD Box Set) - "Guantanamera", "Louie Louie", "Come Saturday Morning"
A/B-side Songs
(Songwriters)
Label & Cat #
"Once Again" / "White Steeple" (as The Grads)
(-Chandler) / (Chandler-McKendry)
"It Happened Once Before" / "Their Hearts Were Full Of Spring" (as The Grads)
() / (Troup)
"The Wild One" / "The Cool One" (as The Grads)
"Everything In The Garden" / "Stage Door" (as The Grads)
"" / "What Makes You Dream, Pretty Girl?"
() / (J. Wilson-)
"For Baby" / ""
() / (Traditional)
"Glass" / ""
(Sheldon-Marks) / ()
"The French Song" / "Bon Soir Dame"
(Pease-Vincent) / ()
"Cuando Salí de Cuba" / ""
(, , , ) / (, , , )
"Softly" / "Cancion De Amor (Wanderlove)"
() / (-C. Mapel)
"Let Go!" / ""
(, , ) / ()
"" / "That Night"
"" / "Wave"
"" / "Yellow Days"
(Traditional) / (A. Bernstein-)
"Hurry To Me" / "Chi Dice Non Dà"
(Fishman-) / (---)
Italy release
"" / "To Put Up With You"
2 alt B-side
"" / "Santo Domingo"
(-Bob Stone) / (Rudy Lindt-Peter Poll-Michael Piano)
"Free To Carry On" / ""
(Dale Bobbitt, Jim Brady) / (Traditional)
"" / "The Drifter"
(, , ) / (-)
"Free To Carry On" / "Chotto Matte Kudasai (Never Say Goodbye)"
(Jim Brady-Dale Bobbitt) / (-Jeanne Nakashima)
2 alt B-side
"" / "Leland Loftis"
() / (D. Bobbitt-J. Brady)
"Gift of Song" / ""
(Patty Ingalls) / ()
"The World Is A Circle" / "(Baby I Could Be) So Good At Lovin' You"
(-) / (Buz Clifford)
"For The Last Time" / ""
(J. Brady) / ()
Satril 111
UK release
"" / "Leland Loftis"
() / (D. Bobbitt-J. Brady)
UK release
"" / "Skidrow Joe"
/ (Brady-Bobbitt)
Satril 114
UK release
"Life Is A Song Worth Singing" / "Island (Without A Name)"
(-) / (Brady-Bobbitt)
Satril 118
UK release
"Broken Slumber" / "Living Is A Lovin' Thing"
(Brady-Seeburg) / (J. Duncan)
Satril 119
UK release
"It Should Have Lasted Forever" / "Darling I Apologise"
(--Hyams) / (Lane-Roberts)
Satril 127
UK release
"You're A Great Way To Fly - " / same (instrumental)
(-Fred Bongusto) / (Fred Bongusto)
Airlines SIA-3
"Guantanamera" / "Cuando Salí De Cuba"
"Quando M'Innamoro" / "La Bamba"
"Come Saturday Morning" / "The Wonder Of You"
Discography Notes
Released in Mexico as Lo Maravilloso De Ti with song titles translated into Spanish (and in many cases differently from the translations for the same songs for the Spanish Album).
All songs in
language. LP cover has text "The First Tagalog Album From An International Group".
Also released in Philippines with same catalog number. Released in Japan as Singapore Girl (Satril YX-7145-SR) with different track order. Released in Spain on cassette in 1978 (Satril STC-5001) and again in 1984 (Satril 50.271). Not released in U.S.
U.S. jukebox EP tracks: "Cuando Salí de Cuba", "And I Love Her", "Fly Me to the Moon", "Strange Song", "Misty Roses", "Daydream".
International EP releases:
A&M AMX 11,218 ("Guantanamera", "What Makes You Dream, Pretty Girl", "La Bamba", "La Mer (Beyond The Sea)"), 1966
A&M AMX 11,231 ("Louie Louie", "Things We Said Today", "For The Last Time", "Angelica"), 1966
A&M AMX 11,398 ("The French Song", "Bon Soir Dame", "Rain, Rain Go Away", "Yesterday")
A&M AMX 11,714 ("Come Saturday Morning", "Carmen", "The Windmills Of Your Mind", "The More I Love You"), 1970
A&M/Fermata ("Guantanamera", "Cast Your Fate to the Wind", "La Bamba", "For Baby")
A&M/Odeon ("Angelique", "Softly As I Leave You", "Quando M'Innamoro", "Cuando Salí de Cuba")
A&M 7AMD-10014 (Himno ? Alegria (Song Of Joy)", "The Wonder Of You", "Come Saturday Morning", "The Long And Winding Road")
Columbia ESRF 1802 ("Guantanamera", "What Makes You Dream, Pretty Girl", "Everything In The Garden", "Stage Door"), 1966
Columbia ESRF 1826 ("Louie Louie", "Things We Said Today", "La Bamba", "Angelica"), 1966
Star SL 101 ("Guantanamera", "To Sir With Love", "San Francisco", "Let's Pretend"), 1967
A&M LS 158 ("Quando M'Innamoro", "Louie Louie", "Cuando Salí De Cuba", "Guantanamera"), 1968
A&M AMS-13 ("Stasera (sic) Gli Angeli Non Volano (For The Last Time)", "The Long And Winding Road", "A Song Of Joy (Himno A La Alegria)", "Come Saturday Morning"), 1970
A&M AMS-25 ("Today", "Santo Domingo", "Cuando Salí De Cuba", "Ayer")
Paramount SJET-546 ("Come Saturday Morning" (Sandpipers), "Jerry", "Pookie Adams", "End Walk" (Sandpipers))
Tizoc ED-221 ("Guantanamera", "Extranos En La Noche" (Strangers In The Night), "Enamorado", "Lanza Tus Penas Al Viento (Cast Your Fate To The Wind)"), 1966
Tizoc ED-270 ("Cuando Me Enamoro", "Viento Primaveral", "Extra?a Melodia", "Corazon De Madera"), 1968
A&M AME-10 ("Guantanamera", "Llevame A La Luna", "Cuando Salí De Cuba", "Ojos Espa?oles), 1968
A&M AME-46 ("Ven El Sabado En La Ma?ana", "Santo Domingo", "Himno A La Alegria")
A&M AME-75 ("How Can You Mend a Broken Heart", "Never My Love", "It's Too Late", "Never Can Say Goodbye"), 1972
New Zealand
A&M 11218 ("Guantanamera", "What Makes You Dream, Pretty Girl", "La Bamba", "La Mer (Beyond The Sea)"), 1966
A&M 11231 ("Louie Louie", "Things We Said Today", "For The Last Time", "Angelica"), 1966
A&M 11398 ("The French Song", "Bon Soir Dame", "Rain, Rain Go Away", "Yesterday")
A&M/Alvorada EP-25-1 ("Guantanamera", "Cast Your Fate to the Wind", "Enamorado", "Strangers in the Night")
A&M/Alvorada EP-25-2 ("For Baby", "Michelle", "Bon Soir Dame", "Ayer (Yesterday)")
A&M/Alvorada EP-25-9 ("The French Song", "Inch Worm", "It's Over", "Glass")
A&M/Alvorada EP-25-10 ("Rain, Rain Go Away", "Try To Remember", "I'll Remember You", "Softly As I Leave You")
A&M/Alvorada EP-25-13 ("Cuando Salí De Cuba", "Wooden Heart", "Misty Roses", "Daydream")
A&M/Alvorada EP-25-20 ("Softly", "Wanderlove", "Quando M'Innamoro", "Fly Me To The Moon")
A&M/Alvorada EP-25-21 ("Strange Song", "The Honeywind Blows", "Today", "And I Love Her")
A&M/Alvorada EP-25-25 ("Kum-Ba-Yah", "La Bamba", "Canto de Ossanha", "I Believed It All")
A&M/Alvorada EP-25-28 ("The Wonder of You", "If I Were A Man (sic)", "That Night", "The Windmills of Your Mind")
Star Record SL 101 ("Guantanamera", "To Sir, With Love", "San Francisco", "Let's Pretend"
A&M/Hispavox 377-11 ("Guantanamera", "Enamorado", "Mi Destino Al Viento", "Extranos En La Noche"), 1967
A&M/Hispavox 377-13 ("Michelle", "Ayer", "Para Baby", "Bon Soir Dame"), 1967
Pye International NEP 44081 ("Guantanamera", "Things We Said Today", "Louie Louie", "What Makes You Dream, Pretty Girl"), 1966
Pye International NEP 44085 ("Angelica", "Enamorado", "Strangers In The Night", "Carmen"), 1967
A&M AME 801 ("Cast Your Fate To The Wind", "La Mer (Beyond The Sea)", "La Bamba", "Strasera Gli Angeli Non Volano (For The Last Time)")
Ten songs from first four albums. Released in UK (A&M AMLS 940) with different cover. Released in Spain in 1974 as Grandes Exitos (A&M 80694)
Fourteen songs from five previous albums.
Eleven songs from The Sandpipers, The Wonder of You, and Softly albums.
Twelve songs from five previous albums.
Double LP manufactured by King Record Co.
Double LP with 24 tracks from previous albums. Group poster included.
Double LP with 20 tracks from all seven previous studio albums.
Double LP with 30 tracks including all 24 songs from Spanish Album and Second Spanish Album plus "Strasera Gli Angeli Non Volvano (For The Last Time)", "Chotto Matte Kudasai (Never Say Goodbye)", "Kumbaya", and "Santo Domingo".
Released in Australia as The 16 Greats (A&M/Summit SRA250-012) with different cover.
Released in UK in 1970 as Tribute To Burt Bacharach (A&M AMLB 1018) with different cover.
Sandpipers song appears twice as the first and last track on the LP. Multiple CD reissues.
Re-recorded version by Jim Brady.
International releases included Australia (Festival FK-1426), Belgium (London 5.571), Brazil (Fermata 33177), Canada (A&M 082X), Congo (London 55.71), France (Columbia SCRF 964), Germany (London DL 20 953, A&M 210 005, & A&M 14 661 AT), India (A&M 806), Iran (Merica 2027), Ireland (Pye International 7N.25380), Italy (Derby DB 5167, B-side "Angelica"), Kenya (Pye 7N.25380), Netherlands (London DL 20953), New Zealand (Festival FK-1426), Nigeria (Pye International 7N.25380), Rhodesia (A&M AM-504), South Africa (A&M AM-504), Spain (A&M/Hispavox H-125, B-side "Louie Louie"), UK (Pye International 7N.25380), Yugoslavia (A&M S-53510).
Label credits "-Angulo-" based on earlier versions and arrangements.
International releases: Australia (A&M AMK-1548), Canada (A&M 819X), France (London 5.587), Germany (London DL 20 957), Japan (London TOP.1104), Mexico (Tizoc 259 X 45, B-side "Enamorado"), Netherlands (London FLX 3174), Spain (A&M/Hispavox, A-side "Guantanamera"), UK (Pye International 7N.25396). The October 8, 1966 issue of
reviewed the single in the "Pop Spotlights - Top 60" section saying, "The Kingsmen's former hit is cleverly revived much in the smooth ballad fashion of the Sandpipers' original "Guantanamera." Another winner."
Label also has "Spanish lyric by C. Ortega & N. De Caro" in addition to "R. Barry" () songwriter credit.
Label credits "H. J. Dutschendorf (), Jr.". John Denver's birth name was Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr.
Label also has "Adapted by -".
Also released with alternate B-side "Rain, Rain Go Away" ().
LP label credits "-" for English narration.
UK release (A&M 723, 1968) has "" () as B-side.
UK release (A&M 744, 1969) has "Lo Mucho Que Te Quiero" (Ibarra-) as B-side.
Label credits "A. Lawton".
From the movie .
Also known as "Canto de Ossanha" or "Let Go!".
UK release (A&M 730, 1968) has "" () as A-side.
"Santo Domingo" released in UK (A&M 814, 1970) as an A-side with "The Drifter" B-side.
Label has "Negro Spiritual - Arr. & adapted by ".
Also released in Japan as A&M AM-97 in 1971. Other Japanese singles:
("Quando M'Innamoro"/"Angelique")
A&M AM-7, 1970 ("Come Saturday Morning"/"Pretty Flamingo")
A&M AM-33, 1970 ("Stasera (sic) Gli Angeli Non Volano (For The Last Time)"/"The Windmills of Your Mind")
A&M AM-48, 1970 ("Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls"/"Santo Domingo")
A&M AM-49, 1970 ("A Song Of Joy"/"The Long And Winding Road")
A&M AM-68, 1970 ("Today"/"Free To Carry On")
A&M AM-127, 1972 ("A Gift Of Song"/"An Old Fashioned Love Song")
With the . Song is from the film .
Label has "Trad. arr. -H. Angulo-".
Both tracks reissued on 12" vinyl in 1977 by Disques Direction Records (DD-8003, Canada) with 5:08 disco mix of "Hang On Sloopy" on flip.
. Allmusic.com 2009.
Malagaris, Topy (November 26, 1967). .
Deck, Carol (December 31, 1966).
(PDF). KRLA Beat. p. 10 2015.
Sleeve notes by
- The Wonder Of You LP, 1969
Campell, Mary (December 26, 1968). .
Tim Hollis and Greg Ehrbar (2006). Mouse Tracks: The Story of Walt Disney Records. : University Press of Mississippi. p. 95.  .
Lanza, Joseph (2004). Elevator Music: A Surreal History of Muzak, Easy-Listening, and Other Moodsong. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press. p. 118.  .
Fox, Bill (February 18, 1969). .
Duckworth, along with George Green and Jim Brady's brother Mike, formed Griffin and released an eponymous LP and several singles in 1972 on the L.A.-based Romar label. He also released one single in 1976 on the Nashville-based D.P.A. label ("Move Out Of The City"/"Stop, Look And Listen").
. The Garden Island.
Lemlich, Jeff. . Spectropop.
Louw, Tertius. . The South African Rock Enclyopedia.
. Discogs.com.
Regular members included Mike Stewart, Ralph Nyland, Dick Byron, and Bob Miller. Other members were , , Mary Jane Sutherland, and Peter Hanley.
Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 481.  .
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压缩比率：VBR 256 VBR V2专辑介绍：　　距上一张录音室专辑近两年半的时间，而距上一张全西语专辑更长达了七年多的时间，安立奎今年将给乐迷送上全新的双语专辑Euphoria（陶醉）！！Euphoria将于7月5日在美国以外全球70多个国家同步发行，美国地区则推迟一天即6日发行。关于新专辑Enrique表示将是他第一张双语的全原创专辑——其中英语歌曲与西班牙语歌曲各占一半，并同时分别发行英语和西班牙语单曲。　　新专辑中的西语首单Cuando me enamoro（堕入爱河），是Enrique与拉丁巨星Juan Luis Guerra合作的结晶。“我一直梦想着和Juan Luis Guerra有所合作，他是我认为世界上数一数二的音乐家。当我得知他很喜欢我的音乐，也很乐意跟我合作时我简直感到受宠若惊。我相信我的歌迷们能够喜欢这次的作品。”Enrique说。　　Cuando me enamoro由Enrique和和古巴歌手，作词人兼制作人Descemer Buenos共同作词，他们曾合作的歌曲就是荣登12个国家电台的冠军歌，全球有超过七百万次下载的Lloro por ti。Cuando me enamoro在发行后第四周成功登上Billboard Hot Latin Songs首位，成为安立奎的第二十一首Billboard拉丁冠军歌。（安立奎也是拥有最多Billboard Hot Latin Songs冠军歌的记录保持者，第二名的是Luis Miguel——16首拉丁冠军歌） 而现时Cuando me enamoro还占据着Latin Pop Songs和Latin Rhythm Songs的首位，Tropical Songs的第2名；在西班牙方面，Cuando me enamoro首周打榜进入西班牙官方单曲榜第35位，现时位居第5。　　于5月3日在KissFm电台Ryan Seacrest的节目上首播，次日(5月4日)将正式在iTunes(US)发行。安立奎在5月4日将在纽约名电台Z100(WHTZ)的&Morning Show&进行这首新英文单曲的宣传。此外，安立奎将于7月 16日在July 16th as part of NBC的“Today Show”节目上进行这首歌的现场表演。而I Like It同时还会是MTV剧集Jersey Shore(泽西海岸)的原声之中。在榜单方面，打榜的版本是是I Like It (Remix Version) (feat. Pitbull)，在美国市场中打榜的不是在拉丁单曲榜，而其在Billboard总榜单Billboard Hot 100上打榜，现在榜单成绩位居第55，对于主打拉丁风格的安立奎来时成绩还算不错，而且还有上升的空间；而在西班牙官方单曲榜上I Like It现时位居第24。　　6月8日，与Pussycat Dolls（性感小野猫）主唱Nicole Scherzinger（尼可尔·斯彻金格）合作的全新三单正式发行！6月21日，安立奎与老拍档波多黎各雷鬼二人组合Wisin & Yandel再度合作，推出融雷鬼嘻哈拉丁与一身的第四首单曲——No Me Digas Que No！Enrique Iglesias联手Juan Luis超赞西班牙语新单Cuando Me Enamoro 动人MV直击！http://www.tudou.com/player/outside/beta_player.swf?iid=&cs=0xFFFFFF_0x9999FF_0x2E005B_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xx9900FF_0x3F007D_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFFNo Me Digas Que No (feat. Wisin & Yandel)http://www.tudou.com/player/outside/beta_music.swf?iid=&cs=0xFFFFFF_0x00FF00_0xxFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xx00FF00_0xxFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF喜欢西语音乐的朋友请加入小组：下载后请保留压缩包，感谢支持共享！ 常驻服务器：eDonkeyServer No2
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Single01. Cuando Me Enamoro (feat. Juan Luis Guerra) - SingleRemixes01. Cuando Me Enamoro (Ft. Juan Luis Guerra) [Original] {03:21}02. Cuando me enamoro (Ft. Juan Luis Guerra) [Urba Remix] {03:33}http://www.tudou.com/player/outside/beta_music.swf?iid=&cs=0xFFFFFF_0x0099FF_0xxFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xx46BAFFF_0xxFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF_0xFFFFFF03. Cuando me enamoro (Ft. Juan Luis Guerra) [Caile Latin Remix] {03:31}04. Cuando me enamoro (Ft. Juan Luis Guerra) [Raymond Remix] {03:27}
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