- country:Croatia
- Languages:Macedonian, Bosnian, Croatian (Kajkavian dialect), Slovenian+2 more, Croatian, Serbian
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:http://www.afion.net/
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Afion Lyrics
- Devojko Anadolko [Anadolka] [English translation]
- Alaj, Alaj, Jano [Bulgarian translation]
- Alaj, Alaj, Jano lyrics
- Alaj, Alaj, Jano [English translation]
- Dej mi bože lyrics
- Dej mi bože [English translation]
- Devojko Anadolko [Anadolka] lyrics
- Devojko Anadolko [Anadolka] [Bulgarian translation]
- Devojko Anadolko [Anadolka] [English translation]
- Dej mi bože [Bulgarian translation]
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- Pussy [Croatian translation]
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- Radio [Arabic translation]
- Pussy [Russian translation]
- Ohne dich [Romanian translation]
- Pussy [Polish translation]
- Panterra [Pussy Demo] lyrics
- Pet Cemetery [Serbian translation]
- Pussy [Turkish translation]
- Pussy [Hungarian translation]
- Ohne dich [Polish translation]
- Radio [Hungarian translation]
- Ohne dich [Swedish translation]
- Pussy [Romanian translation]
- Pussy [Persian translation]
- Pussy [Spanish translation]
- Radio [Danish translation]
- Puppe [Czech translation]
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- Ohne dich [Ukrainian translation]
- Radio [Bulgarian translation]
- Puppe [Spanish translation]
- Ohne dich [Macedonian translation]
- Pussy [Czech translation]
- Puppe [Danish translation]
- Ohne dich [Spanish translation]
- Panterra [Pussy Demo] [Portuguese translation]
- Puppe [English translation]
- Pussy [Portuguese translation]
- Pussy lyrics
- Ohne dich [Persian translation]
- Pet Cemetery [Hungarian translation]
- Puppe [Kazakh translation]
- Puppe [English translation]
- Pussy [Dutch translation]
- Radio [Italian translation]
- Puppe [Russian translation]
- Radio [Greek translation]
- Pussy [Ukrainian translation]
- Ohne dich [Turkish translation]
- Radio [English translation]
- Puppe [Hungarian translation]
- Pussy [French translation]
- Pet Cemetery [Russian translation]
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- Puppe [Greek translation]
- Pet Cemetery lyrics
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- Radio [French translation]
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- Ohne dich [Ukrainian translation]
- Pussy [Bulgarian translation]
- Ohne dich [Persian translation]
- Pussy [Serbian translation]
- Puppe [Finnish translation]
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- Pet Cemetery [Czech translation]
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- Radio [Esperanto translation]
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- Puppe [Macedonian translation]
- Puppe lyrics
- Ohne dich [Persian translation]
- Ohne dich [Turkish translation]
- Ohne dich [Serbian translation]
- Pussy [Turkish translation]
- Puppe [Bulgarian translation]
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- Radio [English translation]
- Puppe [Arabic translation]
- Pussy [Turkish translation]
- Puppe [Hungarian translation]
- Puppe [Croatian translation]
- Radio [Czech translation]
- Puppe [Turkish translation]
- Radio [Catalan translation]
- Panterra [Pussy Demo] [French translation]
- Ohne dich [Serbian translation]
- Puppe [French translation]
- Pussy [Danish translation]
- Pussy [German translation]
- Puppe [Dutch translation]
- Pussy [Italian translation]
- Radio [Finnish translation]
- Ohne dich [Russian translation]
- Panterra [Pussy Demo] [Hungarian translation]
- Puppe [Bulgarian translation]
- Puppe [Ukrainian translation]
- Puppe [Russian translation]
- Pet Cemetery [Russian translation]
- Puppe [Portuguese translation]
- Ohne dich [Swedish translation]
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