Grupo Bronco - Popular Songs

Popular Songs

  • Sergio el Bailador (Sergio the Dancer)
  • Que no Quede Huella (Don't Leave a Trace)
  • Oro (Gold)
  • Amigo Bronco (My Friend Bronco, since "Bronco" is the name of a horse as the song lyrics says)
  • Libros Tontos (Silly Books)
  • Adoro (I Adore)
  • Chocheman
  • Quiereme Como te Quiero (Love me The Way I Love You)
  • Pastillas de Amnesia (Amnesia Pills)
  • Nunca Voy a Olvidarte (I Will Never Forget You)
  • Dos Mujeres, un Camino (Two Women, One Road)
  • El Sheriff de Chocolate (Chocolate Sheriff)
  • Cuatro Caballos (Four Horses
  • Déjame Amarte Otra Vez (Let me Love you again)
  • Romantico (Romantic)
  • " Corazon Duro" (Tough Heart)
  • " Dalo Por Hecho" (Consider it Done)
  • " Perdoname" (Forgive Me)
  • " Estoy A Punto" (I'm About To)
  • " No Nos Vamos A Olvidar ( We Won't Forget Each Other)
  • " Adios" (Goodbye)
  • " Amor Sin Amor" (Love Without Love)
  • " Lagrimas Sal Y Limón" ( Tears, Salt and Lime )
  • " Se Vende Un Corazon" ( A Heart Is For Sale )
  • " Sin Volverte A Ver" (Without Seeing You Again)
  • " Botella De Olvido" (Bottle For Forgetting)
  • " Él No Sabe" (He Doesn't Know)
  • " Si te Vuelves a Enamorar (If You Fall in Love Again)
  • Espinas (Thorns)
  • "zapatos de tacon" (High Heels)
  • Muérdeme (Bite Me)
  • Mis Botas y Sombrero (My Boots and Hat)

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