- country:Ukraine
- Languages:Russian
- Genre:New Wave
- Official site:https://vk.com/pustotaveschey
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Pustota Veschey Lyrics
- Неинтересен [Neinteresen] [Neinteresen] lyrics
- Заводная птица [Zavodnaya ptitsa] [Zavodnaya ptitsa] lyrics
- Ненастоящий [Nenastoyaschiyi] [Nenastoyashchiy] lyrics
- Змей [Zmeyi] [Zmey] lyrics
- Искусственные люди [Iskusstvennyye lyudi] lyrics
- По коже [Po kozhe] [Po kozhe] lyrics
- Скованные одной цепью [Skovannyye odnoy tsepʹyu]
- Прятки [Pryatki] [Pryatki] lyrics
Pustota Veschey also performed lyrics
- Кто Виноват (Kto Vinovat) (English translation)
- Кто Виноват (Kto Vinovat) (English translation)
- Кто Виноват (Kto Vinovat)
- Кто Виноват (Kto Vinovat) (Portuguese translation)
- Кто Виноват (Kto Vinovat) (English translation)
- Кто Виноват (Kto Vinovat) (English translation)
- Кто Виноват (Kto Vinovat) (German translation)
- Кто Виноват (Kto Vinovat) (Croatian translation)
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- La monture [Turkish translation]
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- L'enfant trouvé [Serbian translation]
- La bruja [La Sorcière] [Finnish translation]
- La fiesta de los locos [La fête des fous] [Finnish translation]
- La canción de la zíngara [Bohémienne] [French translation]
- La monture [English translation]
- La fête des fous [German translation]
- La fête des fous [Greek translation]
- La monture [Polish translation]
- Notre-Dame de Paris [Musical] - La mia casa è la tua [Ma maison, c'est ta maison]
- La palabra Belle [Belle] [French translation]
- La monture [Ukrainian translation]
- La monture [Italian translation]
- La monture [Latvian translation]
- L'enfant trouvé [Italian translation]
- La Fede di Diamanti [Ces diamants-là] [Finnish translation]
- La era de las catedrales [Le temps des cathédrales] [Sardinian [northern dialects] translation]
- La canción de la zíngara [Bohémienne] lyrics
- L'enfant trouvé [Romanian translation]
- La festa del folli [La Fête de fous] [English translation]
- La monture [Finnish translation]
- La monture [English translation]
- L'ombre lyrics
- La fête des fous lyrics
- La monture [Russian translation]
- La monture [Croatian translation]
- La era de las catedrales [Le temps des cathédrales] [Italian translation]
- La cavalcatura [La Monture] [Finnish translation]
- La Fede di Diamanti [Ces diamants-là] lyrics
- La corte de los milagros [English translation]
- L'ombre [Italian translation]
- La fête des fous [Chinese translation]
- La fête des fous [Latvian translation]
- La monture [Czech translation]
- La palabra Belle [Belle] [English translation]
- La montura [La monture] [Finnish translation]
- L'enfant trouvé [Turkish translation]
- La monture [Portuguese translation]
- La montura [La monture] lyrics
- La Cour des miracles [Serbian translation]
- La Cour des miracles [Turkish translation]
- L'ombre [German translation]
- La monture [Romanian translation]
- L'ombre [Turkish translation]
- La bruja [La Sorcière] [English translation]
- La era de las catedrales [Le temps des cathédrales] [French translation]
- La era de las catedrales [Le temps des cathédrales] [English translation]
- La monture [Serbian translation]
- La Cour des miracles [Arabic translation]
- La corte dei miracoli [La Cour des miracles] [English translation]
- La cavalcatura [La Monture] [English translation]
- La monture [English translation]
- La Cour des miracles [Chinese translation]
- La monture lyrics
- La Cour des miracles [English translation]
- La monture [Chinese translation]
- La canción de la zíngara [Bohémienne] [English translation]
- La Cour des miracles [Italian translation]
- La canción de la zíngara [Bohémienne] [Finnish translation]
- L'ombre [Chinese translation]
- La era de las catedrales [Le temps des cathédrales] [Finnish translation]
- La monture [Russian translation]
- La monture [Serbian translation]
- La Cour des miracles [Arabic translation]
- La corte de los milagros lyrics
- La palabra Belle [Belle] lyrics
- La fête des fous [English translation]
- La fiesta de los locos [La fête des fous] [English translation]
- La mia casa è la tua [Ma maison, c'est ta maison] [Turkish translation]
- La festa del folli [La Fête de fous] [Finnish translation]
- La Cour des miracles [Finnish translation]
- L'ombre [Finnish translation]
- La corte dei miracoli [La Cour des miracles] [Finnish translation]
- La monture [Greek translation]
- La fiesta de los locos [La fête des fous] lyrics
- La era de las catedrales [Le temps des cathédrales] [German translation]
- L'ombre [Russian translation]
- La montura [La monture] [English translation]
- La fête des fous [Turkish translation]
- La Cour des miracles lyrics
- L'ombre [English translation]
- La palabra Belle [Belle] [Finnish translation]
- L'ombre [Serbian translation]
- La mia casa è la tua [Ma maison, c'est ta maison] [Finnish translation]
- La Fede di Diamanti [Ces diamants-là] [Polish translation]
- La mia casa è la tua [Ma maison, c'est ta maison] [Spanish translation]
- La monture [Polish translation]
- Notre-Dame de Paris [Musical] - La corte dei miracoli [La Cour des miracles]
- La festa del folli [La Fête de fous] lyrics
- La Fede di Diamanti [Ces diamants-là] [English translation]
- La mia casa è la tua [Ma maison, c'est ta maison] [English translation]
- La monture [Spanish translation]
- La canción de la zíngara [Bohémienne] [Turkish translation]
- La cavalcatura [La Monture] lyrics
- La fête des fous [Serbian translation]
- La bruja [La Sorcière] lyrics
- La era de las catedrales [Le temps des cathédrales] lyrics
- La monture [German translation]
- La palabra Belle [Belle] [English translation]
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