- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean, English
- Genre:Indie, Pop, Pop-Rock
- Official site:https://www.instagram.com/official_therose
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rose_(band)
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- Alive [Arabic translation]
- Amigo vulnerable [Russian translation]
- Alive [Serbian translation]
- Ayer [French translation]
- Baby Hold On [Romanian translation]
- Ayer [Italian translation]
- Alguien soy yo [Hungarian translation]
- Away [Serbian translation]
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- Amar e [Por Amar-Te] lyrics
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- Away [French translation]
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- Alive [French translation]
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- Ayer [Korean translation]
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- Alguien soy yo [Romanian translation]
- Amigo vulnerable [French translation]
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- Away [Turkish translation]
- Baby Hold On [Persian translation]
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- Alguien soy yo [Persian translation]
- Ayer [Hungarian translation]
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- Alive [Persian translation]
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- Baby Hold On [Italian translation]
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- Away [Arabic translation]
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- Alive [Russian translation]
- Ayer [Persian translation]
- Alguien soy yo [Russian translation]
- Ayer [Arabic translation]
- Alive [Hungarian translation]
- Ayer [English translation]
- Baby Hold On [Arabic translation]
- Amigo vulnerable [Romanian translation]
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- Amigo vulnerable [French translation]
- Alive lyrics
- Ayer [English translation]
- Baby Hold On [Italian translation]
- Alguien soy yo [Turkish translation]
- Ayer [Polish translation]
- Ayer [Persian translation]
- Ayer [Hungarian translation]
- Ayer [Chinese translation]
- Alive [Turkish translation]
- Amar e [Por Amar-Te] [Turkish translation]
- Baby Hold On [French translation]
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- Away [Hungarian translation]
- Away [Romanian translation]
- Amar e [Por Amar-Te] [English translation]
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- Ayer [Greek translation]
- Baby Hold On [Croatian translation]
- Baby Hold On [Russian translation]
- Baby Hold On [Hungarian translation]
- Ayer [Arabic translation]
- All About You [Turkish translation]
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