- country:Italy
- Languages:Italian, Spanish, English
- Genre:Pop, Pop-Rock
- Official site:http://www.marcocartaofficialsite.com
- Wiki:http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marco_Carta
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Marco Carta Lyrics
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- Ούζο και χασίσι [Ouzo ke hasisi] lyrics
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- Invisível [French translation]
- 에디슨 [Edison] [ediseun] lyrics
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- Encontro das Águas [Spanish translation]
- Closest Friend lyrics
- Eu Quero A Verdade lyrics
- Closest Friend [Portuguese translation]
- Eu Quero A Verdade [English translation]
- Delicadeza [French translation]
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- Me Transformo em Luar [English translation]
- Encontro das Águas [English translation]
- Infinito Amor [Spanish translation]
- Fênix lyrics
- När Det Lider Mot Jul lyrics
- Face de Narciso [English translation]
- Is It Love lyrics
- Ela Une Todas as Coisas [Croatian translation]
- Homem Aranha lyrics
- Little One lyrics
- Fênix [English translation]
- Como Diria Blavatsky lyrics
- Encontro das Águas lyrics
- Invisível lyrics
- They say lyrics
- Если можешь,прости [Yesli mozhesh', prosti] lyrics
- Encontro das Águas [Italian translation]
- Me Leve a Sério lyrics
- Gold von den Sternen lyrics
- Shadows lyrics
- Quem Disse
- All That Meat And No Potatoes lyrics
- Kin to the Wind lyrics
- Fênix [French translation]
- Luzes Que Se Movem Pelo Céu lyrics
- Invisível [English translation]
- Infinito Amor [French translation]
- La Bamba lyrics
- Clara [French translation]
- Me Leve a Sério [English translation]
- Nigger Blues lyrics
- Tonada de medianoche lyrics
- Που'ναι τέτοια ώρα η αγάπη μου [Pou'nai tétoia i agápi mou] lyrics
- Anytime You're Down and Out lyrics
- The Village Where I Went to School lyrics
- Els estudiants de Tolosa lyrics
- Desafio lyrics
- Είδα τα μάτια σου κλαμένα [Ída ta mátia su klaména] lyrics
- Homem Aranha [English translation]
- Quem dera me conhecesses lyrics
- Monalisa [English translation]
- If You're Right lyrics
- Περιφρόνα με γλυκιά μου [Perifrona me glikia mou] lyrics
- Путь [Put'] lyrics
- Infinito Amor lyrics
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- Delicadeza [English translation]
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- Ela Une Todas as Coisas [French translation]
- No Signs of Loneliness Here lyrics
- Call it a day lyrics
- I Am the Man, Thomas [Live] lyrics
- Ela Une Todas as Coisas [Greek translation]
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- Luzes Que Se Movem Pelo Céu [English translation]
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- When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin' Along lyrics
- Me Transformo em Luar lyrics
- Once in a While lyrics
- Face de Narciso lyrics
- With All My Love And Kisses lyrics
- Time After Time lyrics
- Corrandes occitanes lyrics
- Encontro das Águas [Croatian translation]
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- Science Fiction Stories lyrics
- Desafio [English translation]
- Mara's Song lyrics
- Infinito Amor [English translation]
- Ela Une Todas as Coisas [English translation]
- Himalaia [Italian translation]
- Encontro das Águas [French translation]
- Fantasias lyrics
- Leve [English translation]
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