Songs
1982 La Chispa De La Vida, Coqui
1983 Indianapolis (in Spanish), Piel De Manzana, Todo Va Bien, No Te Reprimas
1984 Heavenly Angel (Piel de Manzana in English), Nao Se Reprima (No Te Reprimas in Portuguese), Tudo Vai Bem (Todo Va Bien in Portuguese), Indianapolis (in Portuguese), Yo Sere Tu Bailarin, Amor Primero, Agua De Limon
1985 Come Home (duet with Robi Rosa), When I Dance With You (Yo Sere Tu Bailarin in English), Acercate, Viva! Bravo! (in Spanish), Vem Por Favor (Acercate in Portuguese), Viva! Bravo! (in Portuguese)
1986 Viva! Bravo! (in Italian), Il Primo Amore (Amor Primero in Italian), Vivi La Vita (No Te Reprimas in Italian), Vicino A Te (Acercate in Italian), Salta La Valla, A Cara O Cruz (duet with Robi Rosa), Jumpin' Over (Salta La Valla in English), Cara ou Coroa (A Cara O Cruz in Portuguese), Alegria
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