México, México (album)

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México, México
File:México, México (album).jpg
Compilation album by
Various Artists
ReleasedMay 16, 2006
RecordedVarious times
Genre Latin pop/Cumbia/Reggaeton
Label EMI

México, México is a compilation album recorded for Mexico's soccer team that competed in the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany. The album was released on May 16, 2006 and contains the official song of the Mexican soccer team "México, México" by RBD.

Track listing

#TitleArtist(s)
01."México, México" RBD 3:25
02."La Mano de Dios (Marado)" Rodrigo 5:45
03."Siquitibum" [Versión Cumbia]Chick - Pack3:20
04."No Tengo Dinero" Kumbia Kings, Juan Gabriel, El Gran Silencio 4:55
05."Hasta Que Te Conocí" Pilar Montenegro, Voltio 3:10
06."Nalguita" Plastilina Mosh 4:14
07."Para Mi Barrio" Vico C, Tony Touch, D'Mingo5:51
08."Brinca" DJ Kane 3:13
09."Dormir Soñando" El Gran Silencio 3:07
10."No Se Olvidar"Sello Duranguense3:05
11."Cielito Lindo"Mónica, Raúl, Ruth, Cipriano2:32

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