- country:Moldova
- Languages:Romanian, Spanish
- Genre:Pop-Folk
- Official site:http://familiastratan.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cleopatra_Stratan
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Cleopatra Stratan Lyrics
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- Căţeluş Cu Părul Creţ lyrics
- Când voi crește mare [English translation]
- Adio [English translation]
- Adio lyrics
- Adio [German translation]
- Când voi crește mare [Italian translation]
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