- country:Serbia
- Languages:Serbian, English
- Genre:Pop, R&B/Soul
- Official site:https://www.hurricaneofficial.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_(Serbian_band)
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- Chaje Shukarije (Croatian translation)
- Chaje Shukarije (Spanish translation)
- Chaje Shukarije (English translation)
- Chaje Shukarije (Portuguese translation)
- Chaje Shukarije (Romanian translation)
- Chaje Shukarije (Hungarian translation)
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- Valiente [Turkish translation]
- Valiente [Portuguese translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [French translation]
- Valiente [Italian translation]
- Valiente [Bulgarian translation]
- Un destino [Serbian translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] [Romanian translation]
- Un destino [Bulgarian translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] [Dutch translation]
- Valiente [French translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Russian translation]
- Tu cárcel [Hungarian translation]
- Un mundo ideal [Turkish translation]
- Valiente [Portuguese translation]
- Un mundo ideal [Romanian translation]
- Tiempo de amor [Turkish translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Italian translation]
- Valiente [Hebrew translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Dutch translation]
- Tu cárcel [Ukrainian translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Greek translation]
- Un destino [English translation]
- Un mundo ideal [Serbian translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] [Serbian translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Ukrainian translation]
- Valiente [Korean translation]
- Valiente [Czech translation]
- Todo puede cambiar lyrics
- Valiente [French translation]
- Valiente [Croatian translation]
- Un destino [Croatian translation]
- Un destino [Russian translation]
- Un mundo ideal [Russian translation]
- Tiempo de amor [Ukrainian translation]
- Valiente [German translation]
- Tu cárcel [Ukrainian translation]
- Valiente [Turkish translation]
- Tu cárcel [English translation]
- Valiente [French translation]
- Tu cárcel [Serbian translation]
- Valiente [Romanian translation]
- Valiente [Hungarian translation]
- Un destino [Russian translation]
- Valiente [Turkish translation]
- Tu cárcel [German translation]
- Tu cárcel [Bulgarian translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Turkish translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] [English translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [English translation]
- Un mundo ideal [French translation]
- Valiente [Swedish translation]
- Valiente [English translation]
- Un mundo ideal [Bulgarian translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] [Bulgarian translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Serbian translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Croatian translation]
- Valiente [Croatian translation]
- Tu cárcel lyrics
- Todo puede cambiar [Bulgarian translation]
- Un mundo ideal [Greek translation]
- Tu cárcel [Dutch translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] lyrics
- Un mundo ideal lyrics
- Un mundo ideal [German translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Russian translation]
- Un destino [German translation]
- Valiente lyrics
- Valiente [Dutch translation]
- Un destino [Romanian translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] [Turkish translation]
- Valiente [Serbian translation]
- Tu cárcel [Romanian translation]
- Tu cárcel [Turkish translation]
- Un destino [French translation]
- Valiente [Greek translation]
- Valiente [French translation]
- Un destino [Hungarian translation]
- Tu cárcel [Croatian translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [German translation]
- Valiente [Romanian translation]
- Tu cárcel [Russian translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] [Spanish translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Hungarian translation]
- Tu cárcel [Greek translation]
- Un mundo ideal [Dutch translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [Romanian translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] [German translation]
- Un destino [Greek translation]
- Valiente [German translation]
- Valiente [Russian translation]
- Soy Luna [OST] - Un destino
- Tu cárcel [Hebrew translation]
- Un destino [Turkish translation]
- Valiente [Ukrainian translation]
- Valiente [Turkish translation]
- Valiente [Persian translation]
- Un destino [Dutch translation]
- Tu cárcel [French translation]
- Tutto è possibile [Alas] [Russian translation]
- Todo puede cambiar [French translation]
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