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- Bésame mucho [Greek translation]
- Coragem Irmon [Romanian translation]
- Areia de Salamansa lyrics
- Avenida Marginal lyrics
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- Ausencia [Polish translation]
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- Coragem Irmon [English translation]
- Areia de Salamansa [French translation]
- Avenida Marginal [French translation]
- Beijo Roubado lyrics
- Crepuscular Solidão [Russian translation]
- Carnaval de São Vicente [French translation]
- Cabo Verde Terra Estimada lyrics
- Ausencia [Portuguese translation]
- Carnaval de São Vicente [Portuguese translation]
- Bésame mucho [English translation]
- Apocalipse [Spanish translation]
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- Bésame mucho [Hebrew translation]
- Bésame mucho [English translation]
- Bésame mucho [Serbian translation]
- Consedjo lyrics
- Ausencia [French translation]
- Beijo Roubado [French translation]
- Crepuscular Solidão [Portuguese translation]
- Cretcheu Di Ceu lyrics
- Ausencia [Turkish translation]
- Carnaval de São Vicente [English translation]
- Beijo Roubado [Italian translation]
- Beijo Roubado [Romanian translation]
- Bésame mucho [Romanian translation]
- Apocalipse [Portuguese translation]
- Bésame mucho [French translation]
- Bésame mucho [Croatian translation]
- Bésame mucho [Italian translation]
- Carnaval de São Vicente [Romanian translation]
- Bésame mucho [Korean translation]
- Bia [English translation]
- Cize [French translation]
- Ausencia [Russian translation]
- Crepuscular Solidão [English translation]
- Coragem Irmon [Russian translation]
- Bô É Di Meu Cretcheu [Portuguese translation]
- Beijo Roubado [English translation]
- Cize [Portuguese translation]
- Bésame mucho [English translation]
- Bésame mucho [Hungarian translation]
- Ausencia [Croatian translation]
- Bésame mucho [Ukrainian translation]
- Belga lyrics
- Ausencia [Spanish translation]
- Bésame mucho [Russian translation]
- Cabo Verde [English translation]
- Coragem Irmon lyrics
- Bésame mucho [Portuguese translation]
- Barbincor lyrics
- Ausencia [Romanian translation]
- Bitina lyrics
- Bésame mucho [Swahili translation]
- Ausencia [English translation]
- Crepuscular Solidão [Spanish translation]
- Cesária Évora - Ausencia
- Beijo Roubado [German translation]
- Crepuscular Solidão [Croatian translation]
- Carnaval de São Vicente [Romanian translation]
- Bia lyrics
- Cabo Verde lyrics
- Belga [Portuguese translation]
- Consedjo [English translation]
- Bia Lulucha [French translation]
- Bésame mucho [Persian translation]
- Coragem Irmon [Portuguese translation]
- Bésame mucho [Vietnamese translation]
- Bia Lulucha lyrics
- Cabo Verde Terra Estimada [English translation]
- Ausencia [English translation]
- Bésame mucho [Arabic translation]
- Bia [Polish translation]
- Bésame mucho lyrics
- Consedjo [Italian translation]
- Crepuscular Solidão [Romanian translation]
- Bésame mucho [Vietnamese translation]
- Cize lyrics
- Bésame mucho [Latvian translation]
- Cinturão Tem Mele [Dança Tcha Tcha Tcha] lyrics
- Beijo Roubado [Spanish translation]
- Cesária Évora - Crepuscular Solidão
- Cabo Verde Mandá Mantenha lyrics
- Bô É Di Meu Cretcheu lyrics
- Crepuscular Solidão [French translation]
- Bésame mucho [German translation]
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