- country:Costa Rica
- Languages:Spanish
- Genre:Religious
- Official site:http://sigueme.org/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danilo_Montero
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Danilo Montero Lyrics
- Con mis manos levantadas lyrics
- El Señor Es Mi Pastor lyrics
- Eres Tu [English translation]
- Con mis manos levantadas [English translation]
- El Señor Es Mi Pastor [English translation]
- Has ganado la batalla lyrics
- Has ganado la batalla [Russian translation]
- Has ganado la batalla [English translation]
- Te Alabare Mi Buen Jesus lyrics
- Eres Tu lyrics
Danilo Montero also performed lyrics
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- Vacina Butantan lyrics
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