- country:Croatia
- Languages:Croatian, English, Macedonian
- Genre:Jazz, Pop, Pop-Rock
- Official site:https://www.radojkasverko.com/
- Wiki:https://hr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radojka_Šverko
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- Quizás [French translation]
- Roamer [French translation]
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- Ring My Bells [Persian translation]
- Ring My Bells [Hungarian translation]
- Ritmo Total [Arabic translation]
- Ruleta Rusa [Hungarian translation]
- Push [Hungarian translation]
- Ring My Bells [Croatian translation]
- Quizás [Dutch translation]
- Say It lyrics
- Push lyrics
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- Push [Turkish translation]
- Sad Eyes [Croatian translation]
- Rhythm Divine [Arabic translation]
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- Ritmo Total [Hungarian translation]
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- Roamer [Croatian translation]
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