- country:Mexico
- Languages:Spanish
- Genre:Latino, Pop
- Official site:https://www.instagram.com/anabarbaramusic/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ana_B%C3%A1rbara
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Ana Bárbara Lyrics
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- Cosas del amor (French translation)
- Cosas del amor (Portuguese translation)
- El pastor (English translation)
- El pastor (Greek translation)
- El crucifijo de piedra (French translation)
- Mexican Folk - El pastor
- Arturo Torrero - El crucifijo de piedra
- El crucifijo de piedra (Romanian translation)
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- Oh mon amour [Chinese translation]
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- Tant pis si j'en oublie lyrics
- It's A Crying Shame lyrics
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- Oh mon amour [German translation]
- Thank you lyrics
- I Want To Live With You lyrics
- Il giocatore lyrics
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- Dame tu calor lyrics
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- Un poco di pioggia lyrics
- Donegal Danny lyrics
- Sylvia lyrics
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- Luna llena lyrics
- Baro Bijav lyrics
- Traviesa lyrics
- Petite fille du soleil [English translation]
- Danse ma vie lyrics
- Last Goodbye lyrics
- ...E voi ridete lyrics
- Vola vola lyrics
- Lucia lyrics
- Petite fille du soleil [Russian translation]
- Señorita [Spanish translation]
- Rangehn lyrics
- Oh mon amour [Vietnamese translation]
- La tua voce lyrics
- Mónica Naranjo - Autómatas [p:Machinery]
- Petite fille du soleil lyrics
- Nigga Nigga Nigga lyrics
- Amor de antigamente lyrics
- Μετανάστης [Metanástis] lyrics
- Señorita [French translation]
- Sarrà... chi sa? lyrics
- Oh mon amour [Greek translation]
- Me chiamme ammore lyrics
- Nue comme la mer [Russian translation]
- Pra você lyrics
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- Adrenalina [Versión W] lyrics
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- Les Mots Bleus [Croatian translation]
- Tandis Que lyrics
- Σ΄ αγάπησα [S'agapisa] lyrics
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- Oh mon amour [Vietnamese translation]
- Succès fou [English translation]
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- Les Mots Bleus lyrics
- Αύριο μπορεί να μας σκοτώσουν [Avrio borei na mas skotosoun] lyrics
- Τι έχει και κλαίει το παιδί [Ti échei kai klaíei to paidí] lyrics
- Της δικαιοσύνης ήλιε νοητέ [Tis dikaiosinis ilie noite] lyrics
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- Oh mon amour [Vietnamese translation]
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- Musica lyrics
- Oh mon amour lyrics
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- Le voyageur sans étoiles lyrics
- Partir con te lyrics
- Les Mots Bleus [English translation]
- Christmas Lights lyrics
- Jamás lyrics
- Dis-lui [de revenir] lyrics
- Océan d'amour [English translation]
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