- country:Philippines
- Languages:Filipino/Tagalog
- Genre:Pop-Rock
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- Wiki:https://ppop.fandom.com/wiki/Bandang_Lapis
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- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [Spanish translation]
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [Transliteration]
- حليلي [Halili] [English translation]
- حبك وجع [Hobak wajaa] [English translation]
- حكايات [Hikayat] [Transliteration]
- حليلي [Halili] lyrics
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [Spanish translation]
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] lyrics
- حلوة يا بلدي [Helwa Ya Baladi] [Transliteration]
- جوايا ليك [Gowaya leek] [Transliteration]
- جوا الروح [Jouwa el Rouh] [English translation]
- جوايا ليك [Gowaya leek] [Persian translation]
- زكريا [Zakaria] [Persian translation]
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [Persian translation]
- ذكرى [Zekra] [English translation]
- حلوة يا بلدي [Helwa Ya Baladi] lyrics
- حلم الاحلام [Hilm Al-Ahlam] [English translation]
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [English translation]
- ساعات [Saaat] [Turkish translation]
- جوا الروح [Jouwa el Rouh] [English translation]
- جوايا ليك [Gowaya leek] [Turkish translation]
- حكايات [Hikayat] [Persian translation]
- حب كل حياتي [Hob Kol Hyaty] [Persian translation]
- جوايا ليك [Gowaya leek] [English translation]
- سألنا [Saalna] lyrics
- حلم الاحلام [Hilm Al-Ahlam] [Transliteration]
- حبة اهتمام [Habbit Ehtimam] [English translation]
- خد بالك عليا [Khod Balak Alaya] [English translation]
- زعلان [Zaalan] [French translation]
- حكايات [Hikayat] [English translation]
- حلوة يا بلدي [Helwa Ya Baladi] [Persian translation]
- جوا الروح [Jouwa el Rouh] [English translation]
- رمشة عین [Ramchet Ayn] lyrics
- خد بالك عليا [Khod Balak Alaya] lyrics
- حكايات [Hikayat] [French translation]
- حبك وجع [Hobak wajaa] [Turkish translation]
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [Turkish translation]
- حب كل حياتي [Hob Kol Hyaty] [Transliteration]
- جوا الروح [Jouwa el Rouh] [French translation]
- حب كل حياتي [Hob Kol Hyaty] [Spanish translation]
- جوا الروح [Jouwa el Rouh] [French translation]
- حبك وجع [Hobak wajaa] [English translation]
- زعلان [Zaalan] [Transliteration]
- خد بالك عليا [Khod Balak Alaya] [Greek translation]
- حب كل حياتي [Hob Kol Hyaty] [Persian translation]
- حب كل حياتي [Hob Kol Hyaty] [English translation]
- حلم الاحلام [Hilm Al-Ahlam] lyrics
- حبك وجع [Hobak wajaa] lyrics
- ذنبي انا [Zanbi Ana] [Transliteration]
- حكايتي معك [Hikayti Maak] [Persian translation]
- خليني أعيش [Khalini A3ish] lyrics
- دا لولاك [Da Lolak] [Transliteration]
- ساعات [Saaat] [English translation]
- خد بالك عليا [Khod Balak Alaya] [Persian translation]
- زكريا [Zakaria] [Transliteration]
- حب كل حياتي [Hob Kol Hyaty] lyrics
- ذكرى [Zekra] [Transliteration]
- ساعات [Saaat] [Persian translation]
- حكايات [Hikayat] lyrics
- جوايا ليك [Gowaya leek] [English translation]
- دا لولاك [Da Lolak] lyrics
- زعلان [Zaalan] lyrics
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [Romanian translation]
- سلملي عليه [Sallemly Aley] [English translation]
- ساعات [Saaat] lyrics
- خد بالك عليا [Khod Balak Alaya] [English translation]
- جوا الروح [Jouwa el Rouh] [Persian translation]
- خد بالك عليا [Khod Balak Alaya] [French translation]
- خليني أعيش [Khalini A3ish] [Transliteration]
- ساعات [Saaat] [Spanish translation]
- ساعات [Saaat] [Transliteration]
- زكريا [Zakaria] [English translation]
- سلملي عليه [Sallemly Aley] lyrics
- حلوة يا بلدي [Helwa Ya Baladi] [English translation]
- حبة اهتمام [Habbit Ehtimam] [English translation]
- ذكرى [Zekra] lyrics
- ذنبي انا [Zanbi Ana] [Turkish translation]
- خد بالك عليا [Khod Balak Alaya] [Romanian translation]
- دا لولاك [Da Lolak] [English translation]
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [French translation]
- خد بالك عليا [Khod Balak Alaya] [Turkish translation]
- ذنبي انا [Zanbi Ana] [English translation]
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [Indonesian translation]
- جوايا ليك [Gowaya leek] [English translation]
- حب كل حياتي [Hob Kol Hyaty] [Turkish translation]
- خد بالك عليا [Khod Balak Alaya] [Transliteration]
- جوايا ليك [Gowaya leek] lyrics
- زكريا [Zakaria] lyrics
- خليني أعيش [Khalini A3ish] [English translation]
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- زعلان [Zaalan] [English translation]
- Çile lyrics
- جوا الروح [Jouwa el Rouh] [Transliteration]
- ذنبي انا [Zanbi Ana] lyrics
- حالة حب [Halet Hob] [English translation]
- سلملي عليه [Sallemly Aley] [German translation]
- حبة اهتمام [Habbit Ehtimam] [Serbian translation]
- حكايتي معك [Hikayti Maak] lyrics
- حب كل حياتي [Hob Kol Hyaty] [Persian translation]
- حبة اهتمام [Habbit Ehtimam] lyrics
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