- country:Puerto Rico
- Languages:Spanish
- Genre:Reggaeton
- Official site:http://www.lennytavarez.com/
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Lenny Tavárez Lyrics
Lenny Tavárez featuring lyrics
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- Parce (Russian translation)
- Qué más pues (Remix) (Serbian translation)
- Parce (Serbian translation)
- Parce (English translation)
Lenny Tavárez also performed lyrics
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