Jogo da Vida
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Jogo da Vida was the fifth album of Portuguese
Portugal
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 musical group Pólo Norte
Pólo Norte
Pólo Norte is a Portuguese band started in 1992, in Belas .The actual band is formed by: Miguel Gameiro , Tó Almeida , Marco Vieira , João Gomes e Luís Varatojo ....

 , published in 2002. This album was recorded in Spain
Spain
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, at Estúdios Eurosonic (Madrid
Madrid
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). It was produced by Bori Alarcón. This album includes two songs sung in Spanish
Spanish language
Spanish , also known as Castilian , is a Romance language in the Ibero-Romance group that evolved from several languages and dialects in central-northern Iberia around the 9th century and gradually spread with the expansion of the Kingdom of Castile into central and southern Iberia during the...

, the two last tracks of the album.

Track listing

  • 1. Jogo da Vida
  • 2. Pura Inocência
  • 3. o Teu Caminho
  • 4. Tatuagens
  • 5. Ilha dos Amores
  • 6. A Canção do Peregrino
  • 7. Tocar no Céu
  • 8. Tudo ou Nada
  • 9. Uma Questão de Palavras
  • 10. Ponto sem Retorno
  • 11. Labirinto
  • 12. Faz-me um Favor
  • 13. Los anos que nos quedan por Vivir
  • 14. Isla de los Amores
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