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- Con la duda [Serbian translation]
- Cuando nadie me ve [German translation]
- Con este amor lyrics
- Cosiéndome el corazón [Croatian translation]
- Cosiéndome el corazón [Portuguese translation]
- Cuando te beso [Croatian translation]
- Con la duda [Greek translation]
- Closer to You [Portuguese translation]
- Cómo [Portuguese translation]
- Con este amor [Croatian translation]
- Como tú no hay dos lyrics
- Con la duda lyrics
- Con la duda [Croatian translation]
- Como tú no hay dos [Croatian translation]
- Cuando nadie me ve [English translation]
- Cristo, Heme Aquí [English translation]
- Corazón valiente [Turkish translation]
- Con los años que me quedan [Portuguese translation]
- Cuando nadie me ve lyrics
- Comete mi boca lyrics
- Con este amor [Croatian translation]
- Chika Lang [Spanish translation]
- Cómo [Croatian translation]
- Comete mi boca [Turkish translation]
- Corazón, corazón [English translation]
- Cómo [Bulgarian translation]
- Con este amor [English translation]
- Cómo [Turkish translation]
- Con los años que me quedan lyrics
- Cuando te beso [Romanian translation]
- Contigo quiero estar [Croatian translation]
- Con la duda [Portuguese translation]
- Con los años que me quedan [Italian translation]
- Cómo [Croatian translation]
- Corazón valiente [Croatian translation]
- Corazón, corazón [Croatian translation]
- Chika Lang [Portuguese translation]
- Con este amor [Portuguese translation]
- Comete mi boca [Serbian translation]
- Cien años lyrics
- Cien años [Portuguese translation]
- Cómo [Greek translation]
- Comete mi boca [Greek translation]
- Como tú no hay dos [Serbian translation]
- Cuando te beso lyrics
- Corazón, corazón [Portuguese translation]
- Chika Lang [English translation]
- Cristo, Heme Aquí lyrics
- Closer to You [Spanish translation]
- Corazón valiente [Portuguese translation]
- Como tú no hay dos [Greek translation]
- Con los años que me quedan [Croatian translation]
- Comete mi boca [Croatian translation]
- Cómo [Serbian translation]
- Corazón valiente [English translation]
- Con la duda [French translation]
- Cosiéndome el corazón lyrics
- Con los años que me quedan [Turkish translation]
- Como tú no hay dos [Turkish translation]
- Cuando nadie me ve [Portuguese translation]
- Contigo quiero estar [English translation]
- Cien años [French translation]
- Corazón, corazón lyrics
- Como tú no hay dos [Portuguese translation]
- Cien años [Croatian translation]
- Contigo quiero estar [Serbian translation]
- Cómo [French translation]
- Contigo quiero estar lyrics
- Como tú no hay dos [Croatian translation]
- Cien años [Russian translation]
- Contigo quiero estar [Portuguese translation]
- Corazón valiente lyrics
- Cuando nadie me ve [Croatian translation]
- Cristo, Heme Aquí [Croatian translation]
- Cuando te beso [English translation]
- Whatever Happens lyrics
- Comete mi boca [Portuguese translation]
- Con los años que me quedan [English translation]
- Cien años [English translation]
- Contigo quiero estar [Croatian translation]
- Con este amor [Serbian translation]
- Chika Lang [Croatian translation]
- Cien años [Croatian translation]
- Cómo [English translation]
- Comete mi boca [English translation]
- Cuando te beso [Dutch translation]
- Cosiéndome el corazón [English translation]
- Cómo [Korean translation]
- Closer to You lyrics
- Con la duda [English translation]
- Con la duda [Croatian translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Cuando te beso [Greek translation]
- Cuando te beso [Croatian translation]
- Comete mi boca [Croatian translation]
- Con la duda [Russian translation]
- Cómo lyrics
- Como tú no hay dos [English translation]
- Como tú no hay dos [Hungarian translation]
- Closer to You [Croatian translation]
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- Live Bullet catapulted Bob Seger from a regional hero to a national superstar
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- The Pretenders’ Learning To Crawl was a triumphant comeback from tragedy
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- Game Theory’s ’80s college-rock masterpiece is finally getting its due
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