- country:Serbia
- Languages:Serbian, Romani
- Genre:Pop, Pop-Folk, Pop-Rock
- Official site:http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alen-Ademovic/42282255050
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- Come vorrei lyrics
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- Brava Giulia lyrics
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- Ciao [English translation]
- Colpa del whisky [English translation]
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- Cambia-menti lyrics
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- Ad ogni costo [Turkish translation]
- Colpa d'Alfredo [English translation]
- Buoni o cattivi [English translation]
- Amore aiuto [English translation]
- Aspettami [English translation]
- Cosa c'è lyrics
- Cosa c'è [Hungarian translation]
- Amico fragile [English translation]
- Come nelle favole [Hungarian translation]
- Come nelle favole [English translation]
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- Bollicine lyrics
- Anymore [English translation]
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- Canzone [English translation]
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- Basta poco lyrics
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