- country:Sweden
- Languages:Swedish
- Genre:Reggae
- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/Kultiration
- Wiki:https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kultiration
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- Arkadia [Russian translation]
- Elevator Girl lyrics
- BABYMETAL DEATH [Transliteration]
- Karate [Transliteration]
- In the Name Of lyrics
- Elevator Girl [Russian translation]
- Catch Me If You Can [Czech translation]
- FUTURE METAL lyrics
- DA DA DANCE lyrics
- GJ [Czech translation]
- The World We Knew [Over And Over] lyrics
- DA DA DANCE [Transliteration]
- Awadama Fever [Transliteration]
- From Dusk Till Dawn lyrics
- Elevator Girl [Spanish translation]
- Awadama Fever [Transliteration]
- From Dusk Till Dawn [Spanish translation]
- Elevator Girl [Czech translation]
- Kimi to Anime ga Mitai - Answer for Animation With You. [English translation]
- Kimi to Anime ga Mitai - Answer for Animation With You. [Hungarian translation]
- BABYMETAL DEATH [Polish translation]
- Catch Me If You Can [Hungarian translation]
- BxMxC [Indonesian translation]
- BABYMETAL DEATH [Hungarian translation]
- Elevator Girl [Spanish translation]
- Elevator Girl [Russian translation]
- GJ [Hungarian translation]
- From Dusk Till Dawn [Russian translation]
- Elevator Girl [English translation]
- Karate [English translation]
- Brand New Day [Transliteration]
- Kagerou [Russian translation]
- Elevator Girl lyrics
- Awadama Fever [Italian translation]
- Meta Taro [Czech translation]
- Catch Me If You Can [Serbian translation]
- Elevator Girl [Czech translation]
- Yo No Soy Tu Marido lyrics
- Karate [Italian translation]
- Kagerou [English translation]
- Arkadia [Transliteration]
- Catch Me If You Can [Italian translation]
- GJ lyrics
- Awadama Fever [Czech translation]
- BABYMETAL DEATH lyrics
- Arkadia [Indonesian translation]
- Elevator Girl [English translation]
- GJ [Russian translation]
- BABYMETAL DEATH [Italian translation]
- GJ [Italian translation]
- Brand New Day [Russian translation]
- Kagerou [Czech translation]
- Awadama Fever [Russian translation]
- Catch Me If You Can [English translation]
- Catch Me If You Can [Greek translation]
- BABYMETAL DEATH [Czech translation]
- BxMxC [Russian translation]
- BxMxC lyrics
- BxMxC [Transliteration]
- FUTURE METAL [Czech translation]
- Distortion [Russian translation]
- Meta Taro lyrics
- Blue Hawaii lyrics
- Brand New Day [Indonesian translation]
- Distortion [Czech translation]
- BABYMETAL DEATH [English translation]
- BABYMETAL DEATH [French translation]
- [You're the] Devil in Disguise lyrics
- Meta Taro [English translation]
- Karate [Czech translation]
- DA DA DANCE [Indonesian translation]
- BxMxC [Czech translation]
- In the Name Of [Spanish translation]
- BABYMETAL DEATH [English translation]
- Karate [English translation]
- Awadama Fever lyrics
- DA DA DANCE [Czech translation]
- BxMxC [English translation]
- Kagerou [Portuguese translation]
- Kimi to Anime ga Mitai - Answer for Animation With You. lyrics
- GJ [English translation]
- Karate lyrics
- Karate [Ukrainian translation]
- Karate [Russian translation]
- Brand New Day lyrics
- Catch Me If You Can lyrics
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- FUTURE METAL [Indonesian translation]
- Distortion lyrics
- BABYMETAL DEATH [Spanish translation]
- In the Name Of [Czech translation]
- Karate [Italian translation]
- From Dusk Till Dawn [Czech translation]
- Kagerou lyrics
- GJ [Transliteration]
- FUTURE METAL [Spanish translation]
- Kagerou [Transliteration]
- Brand New Day [Czech translation]
- Catch Me If You Can [Russian translation]
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