- country:Portugal
- Languages:Portuguese
- Genre:Electronica, R&B/Soul
- Official site:https://www.instagram.com/dj_jorgehegleny/
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- Μη Μου Ζητάς Να Σ'αγαπώ [Mi Mou Zitas Na S' Agapo] lyrics
- Ο αργαλειός [O argaliós] lyrics
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- כל הנשמה [Kol haneshama] lyrics
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- Σαν φυλαχτό [San filakhtó] [English translation]
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- Σ'αγαπάω [S'agapao] lyrics
- Οι δρόμοι κάποτε τελειώνουν [Oi dhrómoi kápote teliónoun] [English translation]
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- Ο ήρωάς σου [O iroas sou] lyrics
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- Μην ταξιδεύεις [Min Taksideveis] lyrics
- Πώς τα περνάω [Pos ta pernao] lyrics
- احبك جدأ lyrics
- Να 'φευγα [Na Fevga] [English translation]
- Να μ'αγγαλιαζεις για να σε αισθανομαι [Na m'angaliazis yia na se aisthanomai] [Ukrainian translation]
- Παίρνω ό,τι δίνω [Pairno oti dino] [English translation]
- Μέρα βροχερή [Méra vrokherí] lyrics
- cumartesi lyrics
- Πόσο σ' αγαπώ [Poso S'agapo] [English translation]
- Όλα είναι στο μυαλό [Ola ine sto mialo] lyrics
- Μια νύχτα στην Ασίζη [Mia níkhta stin Asízi] [English translation]
- Guzel kiz lyrics
- Οι δρόμοι κάποτε τελειώνουν [Oi dhrómoi kápote teliónoun] lyrics
- Ποιος σου είπε [Poios Sou Eipe] [English translation]
- Σ'αγαπάω [S'agapao] [Romanian translation]
- Να 'φευγα [Na Fevga] lyrics
- Με ποιά ψευδώνυμα [Me poia psevdonima] [English translation]
- Ο Απλός [O Aplós] lyrics
- Όμορφη Σμυρνιά [Ómorfi Smirniá] lyrics
- Σ'αγαπάω [S'agapao] [Serbian translation]
- Ο ήρωάς σου [O iroas sou] [Russian translation]
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- Όλα είναι ψέματα [Ola einai psemata] [English translation]
- Να μ'αγγαλιαζεις για να σε αισθανομαι [Na m'angaliazis yia na se aisthanomai] [English translation]
- Όλα είναι ψέματα [Ola einai psemata] lyrics
- Send for Me lyrics
- Μικρή Πατρίδα [Mikrí Patrídha] lyrics
- Πόσο σ' αγαπώ [Poso S'agapo] lyrics
- Όπου μας πάει [Opou Mas Paei] [English translation]
- Πώς μπορώ [Pos mporo] [English translation]
- Μην ταξιδεύεις [Min Taksideveis] [English translation]
- Παίρνω ό,τι δίνω [Pairno oti dino] [Turkish translation]
- Να μ'αγγαλιαζεις για να σε αισθανομαι [Na m'angaliazis yia na se aisthanomai] [Transliteration]
- Ναι σε όλα [Nai Se Ola] [Russian translation]
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- Ποιο Παραµύθι Να Βρω [Poio paramithi na vro] [English translation]
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- Όνειρο ήταν [Óniro ítan] lyrics
- Μυστικό μου [Mystiko Mou] [English translation]
- Προδοσία [Prodosia] [English translation]
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- Σ'αγαπάω [S'agapao] [Transliteration]
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