- country:Italy
- Languages:English, Italian
- Genre:Dance, Pop, Pop-Rock
- Official site:http://www.sabrinasalerno.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabrina_Salerno
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Sabrina (Italy) Lyrics
- All of me lyrics
- Alice rivivrà lyrics
- Afraid to love [Greek translation]
- Boys [Summertime Love] [Arabic translation]
- Alice rivivrà [English translation]
- Alice rivivrà [Greek translation]
- Boys [Summertime Love] lyrics
- Boys [Summertime Love] [Czech translation]
- Boys [Summertime Love] [Croatian translation]
- Afraid to love lyrics
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- Charles Aznavour - Esperanza
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- Du lässt dich geh'n [English translation]
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- Et pourtant lyrics
- Et pourtant [Vietnamese translation]
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin [Turkish translation]
- Et pourtant [Arabic translation]
- Ed io tra di voi [Romanian translation]
- Ed io tra di voi [German translation]
- Esperanza [Hebrew translation]
- For Me... Formidable [German translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Serbian translation]
- For me... formidabilmente [For me... formidable] lyrics
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin [Persian translation]
- Et pourtant [Russian translation]
- Et pourtant [Greek translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Persian translation]
- Emmenez-moi [English translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Greek translation]
- For Me... Formidable [English translation]
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin [Greek translation]
- Éteins la lumière [English translation]
- Du lässt dich geh'n [French translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Hungarian translation]
- Et pourtant [Portuguese translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Slovak translation]
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin [Dutch translation]
- Emmenez-moi [English translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Italian translation]
- Et pourtant [Serbian translation]
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin [Russian translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Croatian translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Turkish translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Albanian translation]
- Esperanza [English translation]
- Ed io tra di voi [Hungarian translation]
- Être lyrics
- Et pourtant [Spanish translation]
- Et moi je reste là [English translation]
- Et pourtant [Romanian translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Latvian translation]
- Esperanza [Romanian translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Hebrew translation]
- Et bâiller et dormir lyrics
- For Me... Formidable [Italian translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Dutch translation]
- Écrire lyrics
- Éteins la lumière [Italian translation]
- El barco ya se fue [French translation]
- Entre nous lyrics
- Entre nous [Russian translation]
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin [English translation]
- Et pourtant [English translation]
- Ed io tra di voi [English translation]
- For me... formidabilmente [For me... formidable] [English translation]
- Ed io tra di voi [Japanese translation]
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin lyrics
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin [Italian translation]
- Éteins la lumière lyrics
- Être [English translation]
- Et pourtant [Persian translation]
- Emmenez-moi lyrics
- Emmenez-moi [Catalan translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Emmenez-moi [German translation]
- Être [Russian translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Romanian translation]
- For Me... Formidable [Romanian translation]
- Emmenez-moi [English translation]
- Être [Dutch translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Interlingua translation]
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin [English translation]
- Être [Persian translation]
- Emmenez-moi [Spanish translation]
- Esperanza [Russian translation]
- Embrasse-moi lyrics
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- Et pourtant [Hebrew translation]
- Et Moi Dans Mon Coin [Romanian translation]
- Et pourtant [Turkish translation]
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- For Me... Formidable lyrics
- Entre nous [Persian translation]
- Et pourtant [German translation]
- Et moi je reste là lyrics
- Esperanza [Italian translation]
- Ed io tra di voi lyrics
- Entre nous [English translation]
- Et pourtant [Spanish translation]
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