- country:Venezuela
- Languages:Spanish, English, French
- Genre:Dance, Latino, Pop
- Official site:https://www.discogs.com/artist/1209180-Kiara-3
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiara_%28Venezuelan_entertainer%29
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Kiara (Venezuela) Lyrics
Kiara (Venezuela) also performed lyrics
- Besos De Fuego
- Alma llanera (Greek translation)
- Alma llanera (English translation)
- Besos De Fuego (French translation)
- Besos De Fuego (English translation)
- Alma llanera
- Los ojos de mi padre (Russian translation)
- Alma llanera (Turkish translation)
- Los ojos de mi padre
- Besos De Fuego (Italian translation)
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- Friendly Competition (OST)
- ENNY
- Mrs. Cop (OST)
- Pariz
- Ana Firmino
- Army of Lovers
- Sonder
- Guena LG
- Jaya
- Billion Dollar Baby
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- Jamie Shaw
- Evie Sands
- Karl Sternau
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- Birgit Kronström
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- KIMMUSEUM
- Sameblood Studios
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- Far Out
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- Jujutsu Kaisen (OST)
- Cecile
- Speranza
- Mihai Constantinescu
- oe
- ONEMOREDAY
- Darey
- Alyeah Hansen
- Arvi Tikkala
- Pauline Carton
- DANIEL (South Korea)
- Lovers (OST)
- Rudolf Nilsen
- K Goddess
- BNW
- Korsuorkesteri
- Temperature of Saying "Hi"
- Pelé
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- Wave
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- Cameron Cartee
- Καθρέφτης [Kathreftis] lyrics
- Ίσως [Isos] [English translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [French translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [English translation]
- Κάνω ό,τι μπορώ [Kano oti boro] [Polish translation]
- Κρυμμένη αγάπη [Krimmeni agapi] [English translation]
- Θα ξανάρθω [Tha ksanartho] lyrics
- Θα μεγαλώνουμε μαζί [Tha megalonoume mazi] [English translation]
- Καλίμπα [Kalimba] lyrics
- Ίσως [Isos] [Transliteration]
- Η ταμπακιέρα [I tabakiera] [English translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [Hebrew translation]
- Ήρθα ξανά [Irtha ksana] [Transliteration]
- Η γκαρσόνα [I nkarsóna] [Turkish translation]
- Η ταμπακιέρα [I tabakiera] lyrics
- Κρυμμένη αγάπη [Krimmeni agapi] lyrics
- Η πρώτη αγάπη [I proti agapi] lyrics
- Κατάστρωμα [Katastroma] lyrics
- Κι όλο μεγαλώνω [Ki ólo megalóno] lyrics
- Κύματα [Kimata] lyrics
- Κι εγώ έχω κάνει λάθη [Ki ego eho kanei lathi] lyrics
- Ίσως [Isos] [English translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [Russian translation]
- Η ταμπακιέρα [I tabakiera] [Russian translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [English translation]
- Καθρέφτης [Kathreftis] [English translation]
- Η Παλιά Αγορά [I Paliá Agorá] [Greek translation]
- Η νύχτα θέλει έρωτα [I nihta theli erota] lyrics
- Ήρθα ξανά [Irtha ksana] [English translation]
- Κι εγώ σαν πόλη [Ki Ego San Poli] [Serbian translation]
- Θα μεγαλώνουμε μαζί [Tha megalonoume mazi] lyrics
- Frozen [OST] - Liebe öffnet Tür'n [Love Is an Open Door]
- 'O surdato 'nnammurato
- Καρδιά που πρωτοσάλεψες [Kardia pou protosalepses] lyrics
- Κι εγώ σαν πόλη [Ki Ego San Poli] lyrics
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] lyrics
- Ya me voy para siempre lyrics
- Καμωματού [Kamomatou] [English translation]
- Θα ξανάρθω [Tha ksanartho] [Finnish translation]
- Θα’ταν 12 του Μάρτη | Tha 'tan 12 tou Márt [Turkish translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [Serbian translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [Portuguese translation]
- Κι όλο μεγαλώνω [Ki ólo megalóno] [Polish translation]
- Κι όλο μεγαλώνω [Ki ólo megalóno] [English translation]
- Ήρθα ξανά [Irtha ksana] lyrics
- Καμωματού [Kamomatou] lyrics
- Ίσως [Isos] lyrics
- Κάνω ό,τι μπορώ [Kano oti boro] lyrics
- Καίω εσένα [Kaio esena] [Turkish translation]
- Θα μεγαλώνουμε μαζί [Tha megalonoume mazi] [English translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [Turkish translation]
- Κάνω ό,τι μπορώ [Kano oti boro] [Italian translation]
- Η Ραπτομηχανή [I Raptomikhaní] lyrics
- Le chant du renne [Reindeer[s] Are Better Than People] lyrics
- Whitney Houston - I'm Every Woman
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [Spanish translation]
- No Exit lyrics
- Minnet Eylemem lyrics
- Καρδιά που πρωτοσάλεψες [Kardia pou protosalepses] [Transliteration]
- Κάνω ό,τι μπορώ [Kano oti boro] [English translation]
- Ήρθα ξανά [Irtha ksana] [English translation]
- In My Time of Dying lyrics
- Καλίμπα [Kalimba] [English translation]
- Θα μεγαλώνουμε μαζί [Tha megalonoume mazi] [English translation]
- Debaixo Dos Caracóis Dos Seus Cabelos lyrics
- Θα μεγαλώνουμε μαζί [Tha megalonoume mazi] [Turkish translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [Transliteration]
- Iran Iran 2014 lyrics
- Καίω εσένα [Kaio esena] [Transliteration]
- El monstruo lyrics
- Η Ραπτομηχανή [I Raptomikhaní] [Greek translation]
- Κίτρινη πόλη [Kitrini poli] [English translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [Spanish translation]
- Κίτρινη πόλη [Kitrini poli] lyrics
- Η Παλιά Αγορά [I Paliá Agorá] lyrics
- Alt blir en åpen dør [Love is an open door] lyrics
- Κοίτα μια νύχτα [Kita mia nihta] [English translation]
- Θα’ταν 12 του Μάρτη | Tha 'tan 12 tou Márt lyrics
- Triumph lyrics
- Η Πιο Μεγάλη Ώρα [I Pio Megali Ora] lyrics
- Η δικιά μας ψυχή [Αμέρικα] [I dikiá mas psychí [Amérika]] [English translation]
- Καίω εσένα [Kaio esena] [English translation]
- Η πατρίδα [I patrídha] lyrics
- Η πρώτη αγάπη [I proti agapi] [English translation]
- Η μπαλάντα της Ιφιγένειας [I balánta tis Ifigéneias] [English translation]
- Λαβωματιά [Lavomatia] lyrics
- Ίσως [Isos] [Turkish translation]
- Thinking About You lyrics
- Η μπαλάντα της Ιφιγένειας [I balánta tis Ifigéneias] lyrics
- Η δικιά μας ψυχή [Αμέρικα] [I dikiá mas psychí [Amérika]] lyrics
- Η ταμπακιέρα [I tabakiera] [Transliteration]
- Η δικιά μας ψυχή [Αμέρικα] [I dikiá mas psychí [Amérika]] [English translation]
- Καμωματού [Kamomatou] [Transliteration]
- Ίσως [Isos] [Russian translation]
- Η νύχτα θέλει έρωτα [I nihta theli erota] [English translation]
- Κοίτα μια νύχτα [Kita mia nihta] lyrics
- Καίω εσένα [Kaio esena] [Turkish translation]
- Θεός αν είναι [Theos An Einai] [Turkish translation]
- Καίω εσένα [Kaio esena] lyrics
- Ave Maria Algueresa lyrics
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