- country:Romania
- Languages:Romanian
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:https://ro-ro.facebook.com/nicoleta.nuca
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- Tacerea [German translation]
- Ai Uitat Cine Esti! [German translation]
- Tacerea
- Ai Uitat Cine Esti! [Russian translation]
- Ai Uitat Cine Esti! [English translation]
- Ai Uitat Cine Esti! [French translation]
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- Tacerea [English translation]
- Ai Uitat Cine Esti! lyrics
- Ai Uitat Cine Esti! [Spanish translation]
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- First Times [Spanish translation]
- Friends [Serbian translation]
- First Times [French translation]
- Drunk [German translation]
- Everything You Are [Romanian translation]
- Firefly lyrics
- Firefly [Greek translation]
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- Friends [Turkish translation]
- Eraser [Live] [Extended F64 Version] lyrics
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Even My Dad Does Sometimes [Indonesian translation]
- Firefly [Swedish translation]
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- Everything You Are lyrics
- Even My Dad Does Sometimes [Serbian translation]
- Firefly [French translation]
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- Friends [Spanish translation]
- Fall [Italian translation]
- Fall [German translation]
- English Rose [Greek translation]
- Everything You Are [French translation]
- Drunk [Swedish translation]
- Even My Dad Does Sometimes [French translation]
- Friends [Dutch translation]
- Eraser [Romanian translation]
- Even My Dad Does Sometimes lyrics
- Fall [Spanish translation]
- Drunk [Russian translation]
- First Times [Thai translation]
- Friends [Greek translation]
- Eraser [Italian translation]
- Eraser [Turkish translation]
- Friends lyrics
- Firefly [German translation]
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- English Rose [German translation]
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- Even My Dad Does Sometimes [German translation]
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- Everything You Are [Dutch translation]
- English Rose lyrics
- Drunk [Italian translation]
- Friends [French translation]
- Firefly [Turkish translation]
- Friends [Croatian translation]
- Even My Dad Does Sometimes [Turkish translation]
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- Firefly [Serbian translation]
- First Times lyrics
- First Times [Russian translation]
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- Firefly [Romanian translation]
- Friends [Serbian translation]
- Even My Dad Does Sometimes [Persian translation]
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- Everything You Are [Hungarian translation]
- Fall lyrics
- Eraser [French translation]
- Firefly [Hungarian translation]
- Eraser [Croatian translation]
- Friends [Spanish translation]
- Drunk [Turkish translation]
- Eraser [German translation]
- Firefly [Tongan translation]
- Firefly [Italian translation]
- Eraser [Spanish translation]
- Friends [Hungarian translation]
- Friends [German translation]
- Friends [Romanian translation]
- Everything You Are [Turkish translation]
- Eraser [Finnish translation]
- Firefly [Spanish translation]
- Fall [Serbian translation]
- English Rose [Bosnian translation]
- First Times [Turkish translation]
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- Eraser [Arabic translation]
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- Everything You Are [Spanish translation]
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- Eraser [Persian translation]
- Drunk [Hungarian translation]
- Eraser [Live] [Extended F64 Version] [Italian translation]
- Fall [Greek translation]
- Drunk [Serbian translation]
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