- country:Austria
- Languages:English
- Genre:Jazz, Electronica, Electropop, Trip Hop, Rock, Austropop
- Official site:http://www.parovstelar.com
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parov_Stelar
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- Him & I [French translation]
- Not Afraid Anymore [French translation]
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- Eastside [Serbian translation]
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- Him & I [Turkish translation]
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- Experiment On Me lyrics
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- Him & I [Turkish translation]
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- Not Afraid Anymore [Turkish translation]
- Him & I [Russian translation]
- Him & I [Serbian translation]
- Him & I [German translation]
- Him & I [Romanian translation]
- Not Afraid Anymore [Serbian translation]
- Him & I [Greek translation]
- Not Afraid Anymore [Czech translation]
- Not Afraid Anymore lyrics
- Eastside [Spanish translation]
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- Him & I [Romanian translation]
- the other girl [Polish translation]
- Let Me Dream A While lyrics
- Favorite Girl lyrics
- Him & I [Czech translation]
- Him & I [Hungarian translation]
- Him & I lyrics
- the other girl lyrics
- Eyes Closed [Turkish translation]
- Not Afraid Anymore [Polish translation]
- Forget Me Too lyrics
- Conga lyrics
- Big White Room lyrics
- Not Afraid Anymore [Turkish translation]
- Him & I [Persian translation]
- Not Afraid Anymore [Italian translation]
- Forget Me Too [Persian translation]
- Forget Me Too [Italian translation]
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- Forget Me Too [French translation]
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