- country:Italy
- Languages:Italian
- Genre:Pop-Rock
- Official site:http://www.zeroassoluto.it/zone/index.php
- Wiki:http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Assoluto
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Zero Assoluto Lyrics
- Appena prima di partire lyrics
- All'improvviso [Japanese translation]
- Appena prima di partire [Polish translation]
- All'improvviso [Spanish translation]
- Appena prima di partire [Dutch translation]
- Appena prima di partire [Indonesian translation]
- Appena prima di partire [Hungarian translation]
- All'improvviso [English translation]
- All'improvviso lyrics
- Appena prima di partire [English translation]
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- Cool Kids [German translation]
- Sorridimi lyrics
- 18 [Hungarian translation]
- Menschsein lyrics
- Un amico lyrics
- Stella dissidente lyrics
- Is It Love lyrics
- Cool Kids [Spanish translation]
- Cool Kids [Finnish translation]
- Sogno dell'indiano lyrics
- Il coraggio di ogni giorno [French translation]
- Cool Kids [Romanian translation]
- Zig zag lyrics
- Time's illusion lyrics
- Cool Kids [Portuguese translation]
- Cool Kids [Croatian translation]
- L'ultimo della classe lyrics
- Future Me lyrics
- Cool Kids [Turkish translation]
- Future Me [German translation]
- Tutt'eguale song 'e criature [English translation]
- Cool Kids [French translation]
- Like io funky io lyrics
- Tutt'eguale song 'e criature [Italian translation]
- Goodbye lyrics
- Non mi toccare il feeling lyrics
- Ti ricordi, Joe? lyrics
- Cool Kids [Hebrew translation]
- Strega lyrics
- Cool Kids [Turkish translation]
- Future Me [Spanish translation]
- Cool Kids [Russian translation]
- Cool Kids [German translation]
- ЛЭП-500 [LEP-500] lyrics
- Uhè, che me succere lyrics
- Come Together [Spanish translation]
- Cool Kids [Greek translation]
- Come Together [Thai translation]
- Bright [Spanish translation]
- 18 lyrics
- Come Together [Turkish translation]
- Nel mio secondo cuore [English translation]
- When I believe lyrics
- Se la musica lyrics
- Leave me or love me lyrics
- Meglio soul lyrics
- Pesetas lyrics
- Tutt'eguale song 'e criature lyrics
- Bright lyrics
- Diamonds lyrics
- Solo stanco lyrics
- Resta Bob lyrics
- Ούζο και χασίσι [Ouzo ke hasisi] lyrics
- Irie sister lyrics
- Quel minimo d'amore lyrics
- Bright [Hebrew translation]
- Diamonds [German translation]
- Punta il naso a nord lyrics
- Ribell' lyrics
- Cool Kids lyrics
- Nel mio secondo cuore [Portuguese translation]
- Dear World lyrics
- Vola con me lyrics
- Nun vulimm' 'a luna lyrics
- Cool Kids [Dutch translation]
- Non voglio stare solo lyrics
- Wanted lyrics
- Cool Kids [Vietnamese translation]
- Bright [Turkish translation]
- När Det Lider Mot Jul lyrics
- Mane e mane lyrics
- Future Me [Turkish translation]
- Cool Kids [Danish translation]
- Luce di luna lyrics
- Bright [Thai translation]
- Mamma che caos lyrics
- Syrtaki [Σήκω, χόρεψε συρτάκι] lyrics
- Je suis napolitain lyrics
- Il coraggio di ogni giorno [English translation]
- Soul express lyrics
- Dear World [German translation]
- Mi sveglierò lyrics
- Cool Kids [Tongan translation]
- Come Together lyrics
- Cool Kids [Portuguese translation]
- Prendila come vuoi lyrics
- Cool Kids [Hungarian translation]
- Come Together [Portuguese translation]
- S.O.S. Brothers lyrics
- Nel mio secondo cuore
- Mammà sai che lyrics
- Dear World [Turkish translation]
- You can live lyrics
- Come With Me lyrics
- Il coraggio di ogni giorno [Russian translation]
- Come Together [German translation]
- Mai cchiù lyrics
- Bright [Portuguese translation]
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