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Tropa de Elite soundtrack

  1. "Rap das Armas" - MC Júnior & MC Leonardo e a Bateria da Rocinha
  2. "Tropa de Elite" - Tihuana
  3. "Rap da Felicidade" - MC Cidinho & MC Doca
  4. "Passa que é Teu" - Pedro Bromfman
  5. "Brilhar A Minha Estrela" - Sangue da Cidade
  6. "Kátia Flávia, A Godiva do Irajá" - Fausto Fawcett
  7. "Teatro de Bonecos" - Pedro Guedes e Guilherme Fla
  8. "Polícia" - Titãs
  9. "Invasão do Bope" - Pedro Bromfman
  10. "Lado b Lado a" - O Rappa
  11. "Andando pela África" - Barbatuques
  12. "Nossa Bandeira" - MC Júnior & MC Leonardo
  13. "Rap das Armas" - MC Júnior & MC Leonardo
  14. "Shiny Happy People" - R.E.M.


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