- country:Brazil
- Languages:Portuguese, Spanish
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:http://gabyamarantos.com/
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- El grito divino lyrics
- La sirena [Portuguese translation]
- Maremare [Kariña Language] lyrics
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- Himno al árbol [English translation]
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- Himno al deporte lyrics
- La infamia de los que murmuran [English translation]
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- En Venezuela [French translation]
- El Niño Criollo lyrics
- Maremare [Kariña Language] [Spanish translation]
- En Venezuela [Chinese translation]
- Si de noche ves... lyrics
- Pensé que se trataba de cieguitos [German translation]
- Estoy herido [English translation]
- El sebucán [English translation]
- Cul de Sac [English translation]
- Viejo año
- El mango [English translation]
- Tun tun, ¿quién es? lyrics
- La infamia de los que murmuran lyrics
- Pajarillo [English translation]
- Invasión [English translation]
- Himno al árbol lyrics
- Azul es su sangre [English translation]
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- Cul de Sac lyrics
- S.O.S. sos una rica banana [English translation]
- Himno a la bandera lyrics
- Venezuelan Folk - Fiesta en Elorza
- No hay te de ceilan lyrics
- Mirando vidrieras, comparando precios [English translation]
- Pensé que se trataba de cieguitos [Japanese translation]
- Invasión lyrics
- Himno a la bandera [German translation]
- El estudiante [Japanese translation]
- La noche de los gorilas lyrics
- Himno a la bandera [English translation]
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- Las brumas del mar lyrics
- Twist de Luis [English translation]
- Vicente lyrics
- Tucusito lyrics
- Un feliz año pa' ti lyrics
- Pensé que se trataba de cieguitos lyrics
- En el bowling [English translation]
- No hay te de ceilan [English translation]
- Maremare lyrics
- 25 estrellas de oro [English translation]
- La cueva de Alí lyrics
- S.O.S. sos una rica banana lyrics
- Niño lindo lyrics
- Fiesta en Elorza [English translation]
- Yo no lo inventé a Perón lyrics
- En Venezuela [Russian translation]
- Cheek to cheek lyrics
- Twist de Luis lyrics
- En Venezuela [English translation]
- Pajarillo
- La matica lyrics
- Si de noche ves... [Russian translation]
- El Maremare lyrics
- Pensé que se trataba de cieguitos [English translation]
- Azul es su sangre lyrics
- En Venezuela
- Fiesta en Elorza
- Viejo año [English translation]
- La cueva de Alí [English translation]
- El grito divino [English translation]
- La sirena [English translation]
- La sirena lyrics
- Jugando Hula Hula lyrics
- Yo no lo inventé a Perón [English translation]
- La burriquita lyrics
- Jabones flotadores [English translation]
- Cheek to cheek [English translation]
- El estudiante lyrics
- El primero te lo regalan, el segundo te lo venden [English translation]
- En Venezuela [English translation]
- Himno a la agricultura lyrics
- Estoy herido lyrics
- La noche de los gorilas [English translation]
- El estudiante [English translation]
- El primero te lo regalan, el segundo te lo venden lyrics
- El Maremare [English translation]
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- Viejo año [Italian translation]
- Salsa lyrics
- Maremare [Kariña Language] [English translation]
- El sebucán lyrics
- Jugando Hula Hula [English translation]
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