- country:Spain
- Languages:Catalan, French
- Genre:Alternative, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.annaroigilombredetonchien.com
- Wiki:http://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Roig_i_l'Ombre_de_ton_chien
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Anna Roig i L'ombre de ton chien Lyrics
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- Capseta de records [English translation]
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- Encore un marin lyrics
- Corro sota la pluja [Spanish translation]
- Caputxeta Roig [English translation]
- Corro sota la pluja lyrics
- Capseta de records [Portuguese translation]
- Caputxeta Roig lyrics
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