- country:Spain
- Languages:Spanish, Catalan, English, Portuguese
- Genre:Latino
- Official site:http://www.macaco.es/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaco_%28band%29
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Macaco Lyrics
- Arriba las banderas lyrics
- Arriba las banderas [English translation]
- Brindo por ti lyrics
- Bailo la Pena [English translation]
- Brindo por ti [English translation]
- Brindo por ti [English translation]
- Bailo la Pena lyrics
- Bailo la Pena [English translation]
- Arriba las banderas [Slovak translation]
- Bailo la Pena [Turkish translation]
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- Bu Mudur lyrics
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- Лудост е [Ludost e] lyrics
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- Burası İstanbul [English translation]
- Canım Benim [Russian translation]
- Gençliğime Sevgilerimle [Arabic translation]
- Bütün Kızlar Toplandık [Russian translation]
- Bütün Kızlar Toplandık [Romanian translation]
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- Benden Sana [English translation]
- Benden Sana [Russian translation]
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- Duma Duma Dum lyrics
- Bu Mudur [French translation]
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- Evlenmek Gerek [Russian translation]
- Çocuk da yaparım kariyer de [English translation]
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- Eminim Sevmediğine [English translation]
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- Benden Sana [Bulgarian translation]
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- Bu Mudur [English translation]
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