- country:Germany
- Languages:German, French, Spanish, English+3 more, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:http://www.katja-ebstein.de/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katja_Ebstein
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Katja Ebstein Lyrics
- Inch'Allah [French] [Spanish translation]
- Inch'Allah [French] [German translation]
- Inch'Allah [French]
- Abschied ist ein bißchen wie sterben lyrics
- Katja Ebstein - Abendwind [One Way Wind]
- Inch'Allah [French] [English translation]
- Die letzten Sterne [Good Morning Starshine] [Polish translation]
- Die letzten Sterne [Good Morning Starshine] [English translation]
- Abendwind [One Way Wind] [English translation]
- Abendwind [One Way Wind] [French translation]
Katja Ebstein also performed lyrics
- Abendwind (One way wind, deutsch)
- Das bleibt immer ein Geheimnis (Bulgarian translation)
- Das bleibt immer ein Geheimnis lyrics
- Er ist wieder da (Russian translation)
- Er ist wieder da (Polish translation)
- Er ist wieder da (French translation)
- Das bleibt immer ein Geheimnis (English translation)
- Das bleibt immer ein Geheimnis (Polish translation)
- Er ist wieder da lyrics
- Er ist wieder da (English translation)
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