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- 23 [Catalan translation]
- 23 [French translation]
- Hasta que te conocí [Turkish translation]
- ¿Donde jugarán los Niños? [Chinese translation]
- Baila Morena [English translation]
- Corazón espinado [English translation]
- Hasta que te conocí [English translation]
- 23 [German translation]
- El rey [Czech translation]
- El rey [English translation]
- 23 [Basque [other varieties] translation]
- El rey [Catalan translation]
- Corazón espinado [English translation]
- ¿Donde jugarán los Niños? [Polish translation]
- 1968 [English translation]
- Vuela libre paloma [Persian translation]
- 23 [Belarusian translation]
- José Alfredo Jiménez - El rey
- 1968 [Croatian translation]
- 23 [Belarusian translation]
- Corazón espinado [Bulgarian translation]
- Baila Morena [Greek translation]
- 23 [Arabic translation]
- Hasta que te conocí lyrics
- 23 [Catalan translation]
- 1968 [Portuguese translation]
- Corazón espinado [Romanian translation]
- 23 [Croatian translation]
- ¿Por qué te vas? [Italian translation]
- Mi verdad lyrics
- Desapariciones [Japanese translation]
- Desapariciones lyrics
- Mi verdad [Croatian translation]
- Vuela libre paloma [English translation]
- Hasta que te conocí [French translation]
- Corazón espinado [Polish translation]
- Corazón espinado [Malay translation]
- Baila [sexy thing] [Serbian translation]
- 1968 [German translation]
- Desapariciones [English translation]
- Corazón espinado [Croatian translation]
- Baila [sexy thing] [Bulgarian translation]
- ¿Por qué te vas? [English translation]
- Corazón espinado lyrics
- Baila Morena [Serbian translation]
- Corazón espinado [Romanian translation]
- Hasta que te conocí [English translation]
- Vuela libre paloma lyrics
- 1968 [Romanian translation]
- Baila [sexy thing] lyrics
- Baila Morena [German translation]
- El rey [English translation]
- Baila Morena lyrics
- Baila [sexy thing] [English translation]
- 23 lyrics
- Corazón espinado [Russian translation]
- El rey [English translation]
- ¿Por qué te vas? [Romanian translation]
- Corazón espinado [German translation]
- Desapariciones [German translation]
- Lábios Divididos [Lábios Compartidos]
- Corazón espinado [Swedish translation]
- Hasta que te conocí [English translation]
- Baila Morena [Bulgarian translation]
- Ya no me mires así [English translation]
- Mi verdad [French translation]
- ¿Donde jugarán los Niños? [German translation]
- Baila Morena [Romanian translation]
- 1968 [Russian translation]
- 1968 lyrics
- Mi verdad [Serbian translation]
- 23 [Bulgarian translation]
- El rey [German translation]
- Hasta que te conocí [Portuguese translation]
- Mi verdad [English translation]
- El rey [French translation]
- El rey [English translation]
- Ya no me mires así lyrics
- Hasta que te conocí [Serbian translation]
- Baila Morena [Italian translation]
- ¿Donde jugarán los Niños? [English translation]
- Wasps lyrics
- Baila Morena [Croatian translation]
- Corazón espinado [Serbian translation]
- Hasta que te conocí [English translation]
- Mi verdad [Dutch translation]
- Corazón espinado [Russian translation]
- ¿Por qué te vas? [English translation]
- ¿Donde jugarán los Niños? lyrics
- Baila [sexy thing] [Croatian translation]
- Baila Morena [French translation]
- ¿Por qué te vas? [English translation]
- Hasta que te conocí [Greek translation]
- Corazón espinado [Greek translation]
- Corazón espinado [Portuguese translation]
- Corazón espinado [Italian translation]
- El rey [Portuguese translation]
- Baila [sexy thing] [French translation]
- Corazón espinado [Polish translation]
- ¿Por qué te vas? lyrics
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