- country:France
- Languages:French, Italian, Spanish, German, English
- Genre:Pop, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.alainbarriere.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alain_Barriere
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Alain Barrière Lyrics
- Angela lyrics
- Alors adieu [English translation]
- À regarder la mer [German translation]
- Angela [English translation]
- Alors adieu lyrics
- À regarder la mer [Romanian translation]
- Alors adieu [Romanian translation]
- À regarder la mer lyrics
- Angela [Italian translation]
- À regarder la mer [English translation]
Alain Barrière also performed lyrics
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- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Italian translation]
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- Dans la cité lyrics
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- Caméléon [English translation]
- Caméléon [Spanish translation]
- Ça marche [Portuguese translation]
- Cadeaux [Pilule bleue] [English translation]
- Corazón [Turkish translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Italian translation]
- Caméléon [Spanish translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Filipino/Tagalog translation]
- En secret lyrics
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Chinese translation]
- Changer lyrics
- Caméléon [Portuguese translation]
- Comme une ombre [English translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Italian translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Bosnian [Shchakavian dialect] translation]
- Cadeaux [Pilule bleue] [Portuguese translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Finnish translation]
- Caméléon [Chinese translation]
- Ça marche lyrics
- En secret [Turkish translation]
- Enfants de la patrie lyrics
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- Corazon [+English rap] [Romanian translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [English translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [German translation]
- Caméléon [Arabic translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [English translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Bosnian translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Greek translation]
- Ça marche [English translation]
- Entre nous c'est mort lyrics
- Cadeaux [Pilule bleue] [Italian translation]
- Dis-moi tout [English translation]
- Corazón [Swedish translation]
- Épuisé lyrics
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [English translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Croatian translation]
- Caméléon [Swedish translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Bulgarian translation]
- Caméléon [Russian translation]
- Caméléon lyrics
- Comme une ombre [Russian translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Czech translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Hungarian translation]
- Caméléon [Greek translation]
- Dévoilé lyrics
- Caméléon [Hebrew translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Italian translation]
- Corazón lyrics
- Caméléon [Dutch translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? lyrics
- Caméléon [English translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [English translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Italian translation]
- Cadeaux [Pilule bleue] [Spanish translation]
- Corazón [Serbian translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Hindi translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Hebrew translation]
- Corazón [Greek translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [English translation]
- Dis-moi tout [English translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Dutch translation]
- Cadeaux [Pilule bleue] [Romanian translation]
- Gims - Ceci n'est pas du rap
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Italian translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Indonesian translation]
- Caméléon [Italian translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Arabic translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [English translation]
- Cadeaux [Pilule bleue] lyrics
- Contradiction [Pilule Bleue] [English translation]
- Corazon [+English rap] [English translation]
- Cadeaux [Pilule bleue] [German translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Albanian translation]
- Corazón [English translation]
- Dis-moi tout lyrics
- Comme une ombre [Turkish translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Danish translation]
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- Comme une ombre lyrics
- Corazon [+English rap] lyrics
- Entre nous c'est mort [English translation]
- Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? [Afrikaans translation]
- Caméléon [Serbian translation]
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