- country:Puerto Rico
- Languages:Spanish, English, Portuguese
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- Official site:http://www.phantomvox.com/draco/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draco_Rosa
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Robi Draco Rosa Lyrics
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- El tiempo va [English translation]
- Esto es vida [English translation]
- como me acuerdo lyrics
- como me acuerdo [Croatian translation]
- como me acuerdo [English translation]
- Esto es vida lyrics
- El tiempo va
- Amantes hasta el fin lyrics
- Amantes hasta el fin [English translation]
Robi Draco Rosa also performed lyrics
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- Hallelujah (Bulgarian translation)
- Hallelujah (Croatian translation)
- Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah
- Hallelujah (Bulgarian translation)
- Hallelujah (Arabic translation)
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- Somos eu e tu [Serbian translation]
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- Ah, Robin lyrics
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- Cúnnla [English translation]
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- 'Sí Do Mhaimeo Í lyrics
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- Bora lyrics
- Agnus Dei [English translation]
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- Я знаю три слова [Ya znayu tri slova] [English translation]
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- Amar Sem Medos lyrics
- J'espère lyrics
- What a feeling lyrics
- Верхом на звезде [Verkhom Na Zvezde] [Tongan translation]
- Mignonne, allons lyrics
- Somos eu e tu lyrics
- Si Do Mhaimeo lyrics
- Illumination [Dutch translation]
- Agincourt lyrics
- Ocean lyrics
- Одна она [Odna ona] lyrics
- Лошадка [Loshadka] [English translation]
- #Sextou - Paranormal Attack Remix lyrics
- Amar Sem Medos [Polish translation]
- Sainte Nicholas [English translation]
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- No Maka - Paula
- Stick Up lyrics
- 'Sí Do Mhaimeo Í [English translation]
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- Sainte Nicholas [Galician-Portuguese translation]
- My Songs Shall Rise lyrics
- Mama t'avais raison lyrics
- Sainte Nicholas [Galician translation]
- Diferente [English translation]
- つくりごと [Tsukurigoto] lyrics
- Agnus Dei [Dutch translation]
- Não Me Deixes Ir lyrics
- Blaya - Só Love
- Fionnghuala [English translation]
- Até ao Fim do Mundo [Spanish translation]
- 49%の関係 [49% No Kankei] lyrics
- Home and the Heartland lyrics
- Ríu Ríu lyrics
- Одна она [Odna ona] [English translation]
- Последняя песня [Poslednyaya pesnya] lyrics
- Buachaill Ón Éirne [English translation]
- Carta de Amor lyrics
- Witamy w stolicy lyrics
- Todos os Dias [English translation]
- Ríu Ríu [English translation]
- Agnus Dei lyrics
- Levanta a Mão lyrics
- Greensleeves lyrics
- Carta de Amor [English translation]
- Viver lyrics
- Eu Não Vou [Spanish translation]
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- Fionnghuala lyrics
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- Roulez lyrics
- Ríu Ríu [English translation]
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