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Last album = ''[[Francotiradores]]'' <br/> (2000) |
Last album = ''[[Francotiradores]]'' <br/> (2000) |
This album = '''''Francotiradores 2''''' <br/> (2002) |
This album = '''''Francotiradores 2''''' <br/> (2002) |
Next album = ''[[La Colección]]'' <br/> (2003) |
Next album = ''[[La Coleccion]]'' <br/> (2003) |
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Peeked at 35 in Top Latin Albums.[1]

Untitled

Track listing

  1. "Intro El Francotirador" (DJ Blass)
  2. "Por Envidiarme"
  3. "Lento"
  4. "Lo Tendrás Que Hacer" (feat. Baby Rasta & Gringo)
  5. "Bailen, Yackien"
  6. "¿Señora Por Qué?"
  7. "El Fake De La Esperanza"
  8. "Celosa"
  9. "El Amora De Tu Piel"
  10. "Sorpresa" (feat. Maicol y Manuel)
  11. "Ya No Se Ven"
  12. "Dime La Que Hay"
  13. "Nuevo Disco, Nuevo Año"
  14. "¿Quieres Ser Mi Gata?" (feat. Jenay)
  15. "Legalicen"
  16. "Boom" (feat. Frankie Boy)
  17. "Francotiradores" (feat. Jenay, Blade Pacino)

References

  1. ^ "Master Joe & O.G. Black Chart History". www.billboard.com. Retrieved July 29, 2007..


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