Colecci ón Coral de Petra 2 - Quiero Escuchar Tu Voz



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Check my blog to find more Petra songs and learn about the next step of this huge proyect.
http://unknownpetrafan.blogspot.com/ Visita mi blog para encontrar más canciones de Petra y conocer más acerca del proximo paso en este enorme proyecto. ------------------------------------ (Audio solamente) - Quiero Escuchar Tu Voz Del Album: La Colección Coral De Petra 2 (1995); Varios - E
nglish trasliteration no available- Thanks to: http://www.petrafiles.com/petraspective/youthchoir-sp02.html for the invaluable support! ___________________________________ Me ha dejado por un tiempo y no sé a dónde dirigirme. Hay momentos donde no puedo más soy orillado a quebrantarme. Y aquí
estoy, sólo y esperándote, sólo tú me ayudarás Cristo. (Coro) Quiero escuchar tu voz antes de que caiga el Sol. Quiero escuchar tu voz y espero, espero, espero escuchar tu voz. Todo parece estar al revés al perder de ti mi vista. No me importa la noche pasar y velar hasta escucharte. Y quie
ro oírte Señor, perdido estoy sin ti Háblame como la haces tú, Cristo. (Coro) (Puente) Ya he pasado por este lugar más yo no te culpo a ti yo sé que tienes la solución por esto estoy aquí escucha mi oración. Quiero escuchar tu voz Dentro de mi corazón, dentro de mi estás Quiero escuchar
tú voz por más pequeña que sea hallaré bendición. (Coro) ___________________________________ Letra y Música: Bob Hartman Traducción al Español: Susanna y Alejandro Allen Titulo Original: I Need To Hear From You Extraida del álbum: Unseen Power ___________________________________ Musico
s: Holly Krig-Smith - Contratista musical David Hamilton - Teclados Mark Baldwin - Guitarras Jerry McPherson - Guitarras Craig Nelson - Bajo John Hammond - Batería Farrel Morris - Percusión Productores: Robert Sterling y Alejandro Allen Fecha de lanzamiento: 28-November-1995 Sello discografico: W
ord Detalles de producción: Produción de Voces: Alejandro Allen Voces grabadas en Ato's CAVE Studio, México, D.F. Voces mezcladas en Music Box Studio, Nashville, TN Dirección coral: Raúl Carballeda Producido y arreglado por Robert Sterling Productor ejecutivo: Lee Poquette y Arturo Allen Grab
ado en Quad Studios, Nashville, TN Ingenieros: Brent King y Doug Sarret Mezclado en Quod Studios, Nashville, TN Masterizado en Masterfonics, Nashville, TN Masterizado por Hank Williams Diseño: Jacob Hernández


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