- country:Gambia, The
- Languages:Mandinka
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:http://www.sonajobarteh.com
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sona_Jobarteh
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- Haksızlık [English translation]
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- Karabiberim [Persian translation]
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- Hayat İzi lyrics
- Dusman [Russian translation]
- Heyecan [Bosnian translation]
- İsmin Silinir lyrics
- Ismi Lazim Degil [French translation]
- Gülün Rengi lyrics
- Gıybet [French translation]
- Kara Kedi Şarkı Sözü lyrics
- Gamzelim lyrics
- Karabiberim [English translation]
- Kabahat [Russian translation]
- Kerbela [English translation]
- Ismi Lazim Degil lyrics
- Kalpsizsin [French translation]
- Gıybet [Russian translation]
- Ismi Lazim Degil [English translation]
- Karabiberim [English translation]
- Kara Kedi lyrics
- Ismi Lazim Degil [German translation]
- Kara Gozlum [English translation]
- Heyecan [German translation]
- Elimle [English translation]
- Harap [Arabic translation]
- Beni Dertler Öldürmüş lyrics
- Hadi Git lyrics
- Kalpsizsin [Russian translation]
- Heyecan [Russian translation]
- Geceleri Yakıp [Russian translation]
- full İhtişam lyrics
- Kara Gozlum lyrics
- Hile lyrics
- En büyük aşkım [Russian translation]
- Gıybet [Spanish translation]
- Harap [English translation]
- Geceleri Yakıp [Japanese translation]
- Gıybet [Russian translation]
- Gel de [English translation]
- Dusman [German translation]
- Kolayca [English translation]
- Gitme [English translation]
- Ismi Lazim Degil [Russian translation]
- Havali Yarim [Persian translation]
- Karabiberim [Spanish translation]
- Hayret lyrics
- Hayat İzi [English translation]
- Hadi Git [English translation]
- İstediğin Gibi [Russian translation]
- Kalpsizsin lyrics
- Gram [Russian translation]
- İstediğin Gibi lyrics
- Karabiberim lyrics
- Gücüm yok lyrics
- Kalleş [English translation]
- Kara Kedi Şarkı Sözü [Russian translation]
- Hayat İzi [Russian translation]
- Gram lyrics
- Gram [Spanish translation]
- İşim olmaz lyrics
- Gitme [Persian translation]
- Gitme lyrics
- Kolayca lyrics
- Elimle lyrics
- En büyük aşkım [English translation]
- Kabahat [English translation]
- En büyük aşkım [Persian translation]
- Kabahat [Persian translation]
- Kara Gozlum [Russian translation]
- Karabiberim [German translation]
- Kerbela lyrics
- Geceleri Yakıp lyrics
- Gamzelim [Uzbek translation]
- İşim olmaz [German translation]
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- Kara Kedi [English translation]
- Gel de [Russian translation]
- Kalpsizsin [English translation]
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- Hile [English translation]
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- Gamzelim [English translation]
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