- Vad vet du om kärlek?Composed by Albert Harris (1947)Lyrics written by Gardar Sahlberg (as Gardar)Sung by Ulla Sallert
- Ett enda ordComposed by Albert Harris (1947)Lyrics written by Gardar Sahlberg (as Gardar)Sung by Gaby Stenberg, Karl-Arne Holmsten
- Ein Sommernachtstraum. HochzeitmarschComposed by Felix Mendelssohn (1842)
- Två små grå statisterSong and Dance Performed by Annalisa Ericson, Nils PoppeComposed by Albert Harris (1947)Lyrics written by Gardar Sahlberg (as Gardar)
- Sonjas boogie woogieComposed by Erik JohnssonPerformed by Gaby Stenberg
- Foxtrot (Johnsson)Composed by Erik JohnssonPerformed by Gaby Stenberg
- JonathanComposed by Eskil Eckert-Lundin (1947)Lyrics written by Gardar Sahlberg (as Gardar)Sung by Gaby Stenberg and choir.Accordion performed by Gaby Stenberg
- Suite Orientale(Instrumental)Composd by Francis Popy (1922)
- "I min ensamhet'Sung by Ulla SallertComposed by Albert Harris (1947)Lyrics written by Gardar Sahlberg (as Gardar)
- Torna a Surriento!(Instrumental)Composed by Ernesto De Curtis (1904)Lyrics written by Giambattista De Curtis
- Jarabe tapatíoInstrumental.Composed by Jesús González RubioPerformed by Albert GaubierSung by Annalisa Ericson, choir
- Spansk galoppInstrumental.Dancer kör
- The Donkey SerenadeComposed by Rudolf Friml (1920 "Chanson")Lyrics written by Bob Wright and Chet Forrest (English text 1937)Swedish lyrics by Nils Perne (as Jokerne) (1938)Adaptation by Herbert Stothart (musikbearbetning 1937)Performed by choir, dancers.
- I en liten barkbåtComposed by Albert Harris (1947)Lyrics written by Fritz Gustaf Sundelöf (1947)Sung by Annalisa Ericson and Nils Poppe
- FandangoComposed by Erik Johnsson
- Beguine (Harris)(Instrumental)Composed by Albert Harris
- Os pintinhos no terreiroComposed by Zequinha de Abreu (1932)Lyrics written by Eurico BarreirosPerformed by Albert Gaubier and Annalisa EricsonSung by choir.
- MarComposed by Gabriel RuizLyrics written by Ricardo López Méndez (original Spanish text) and Gösta Westerberg (as Jessup) (Swedish text, 1946)Performed by Albert Gaubier and Annalisa EricsonSung by Ulla Sallert
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