- country:Romania
- Languages:English, Romanian
- Genre:Dance, Electronica, Electropop
- Official site:http://www.xoniamusic.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xonia
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- Alcohol [English translation]
- Your Power [Arabic translation]
- Your Power [Persian translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Ukrainian translation]
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- Billie Eilish - Your Power
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- あとがき [atogaki] [English translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Croatian translation]
- Your Power [Turkish translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Turkish translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Turkish translation]
- Your Power [Romanian translation]
- Your Power [Dutch translation]
- you should see me in a crown [German translation]
- Taxi Driver lyrics
- you should see me in a crown [Bulgarian translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Russian translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Romanian translation]
- Your Power [Italian translation]
- lifestar vista lyrics
- Your Power [Bulgarian translation]
- Taxi Driver [English translation]
- Your Power [Greek translation]
- Taxi Driver [Spanish translation]
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- Your Power [Portuguese translation]
- Your Power [Spanish translation]
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- wish you were gay [Cover]
- you should see me in a crown [Spanish translation]
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- あとがき [atogaki] [Spanish translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Portuguese translation]
- xanny [Ukrainian translation]
- lifestar vista [English translation]
- Lovely
- wish you were gay [Cover] [Portuguese translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Italian translation]
- Your Power [Turkish translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Greek translation]
- Lovely [Hungarian translation]
- Your Power [Greek translation]
- you should see me in a crown [Swedish translation]
- Lovely [Turkish translation]
- Your Power [Turkish translation]
- Lovely [Russian translation]
- Alcohol lyrics
- you should see me in a crown [Romanian translation]
- Your Power [Swedish translation]
- 14歳 [14 sai] lyrics
- 6.18.18 [Cover]
- wish you were gay [Cover] [Hungarian translation]
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- Your Power [Hungarian translation]
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- あとがき [atogaki] lyrics
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- you should see me in a crown [Russian translation]
- Your Power [Azerbaijani translation]
- Your Power [Finnish translation]
- Blue Hawaii lyrics
- Your Power [German translation]
- Your Power [Russian translation]
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- Alcohol [French translation]
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- Your Power [Russian translation]
- lifestar vista [French translation]
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