- country:Ukraine
- Languages:Ukrainian, English, Russian, Constructed Language
- Genre:Classical, Dance, Electronica, Electropop, Eurodance, Folk,
- Official site:http://www.zlatao.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zlata_Ognevich
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Zlata Ognevich Lyrics
Zlata Ognevich featuring lyrics
- Жди меня, и я вернусь (Zhdi menya, i ya vernus') (Transliteration)
- Ой люлі-люлі, налетіли гулі (Версія 2) (Oy lyuli-lyuli, naletily huli [Versiya 2])
- Жди меня, и я вернусь (Zhdi menya, i ya vernus') (Turkish translation)
- Ой люлі-люлі, налетіли гулі (Версія 2) (Oy lyuli-lyuli, naletily huli [Versiya 2]) (Russian translation)
- Жди меня, и я вернусь (Zhdi menya, i ya vernus') (English translation)
- Жди меня, и я вернусь (Zhdi menya, i ya vernus') lyrics
- Жди меня, и я вернусь (Zhdi menya, i ya vernus') (Serbian translation)
- Не відступлю [Try Everything] (Ne vidstuplyu) lyrics
- Не відступлю [Try Everything] (Ne vidstuplyu) (English translation)
Zlata Ognevich also performed lyrics
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- Don't Stop the Music [Spanish translation]
- Fading [French translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Serbian translation]
- Final Goodbye [German translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Turkish translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Greek translation]
- Drunk on Love [Italian translation]
- Fading [Bosnian translation]
- Fading lyrics
- Do Ya Thang [Turkish translation]
- Do Ya Thang lyrics
- Drunk on Love [Croatian translation]
- Drunk on Love [Hungarian translation]
- Final Goodbye [Greek translation]
- Emergency Room lyrics
- Disturbia [Greek translation]
- Dont give a damn about you [Croatian translation]
- Dont give a damn about you [Italian translation]
- Fading [Turkish translation]
- Drunk on Love [Portuguese translation]
- Farewell [Turkish translation]
- Diamonds [Vietnamese translation]
- Farewell [Greek translation]
- Final Goodbye [Arabic translation]
- Farewell lyrics
- Farewell [Hungarian translation]
- Drunk on Love [Finnish translation]
- Disturbia [Serbian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Hindi translation]
- Drunk on Love [Spanish translation]
- Dont give a damn about you [Romanian translation]
- Final Goodbye [Czech translation]
- Drunk on Love [Dutch translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Croatian translation]
- Drunk on Love [Bulgarian translation]
- Dont give a damn about you lyrics
- Final Goodbye [Bulgarian translation]
- Drunk on Love [Serbian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Finnish translation]
- Dont give a damn about you [Turkish translation]
- Disturbia [Turkish translation]
- Disturbia [Czech translation]
- Farewell [Italian translation]
- Disturbia [Romanian translation]
- Dont give a damn about you [Persian translation]
- Farewell [Serbian translation]
- Disturbia [Hungarian translation]
- Do Ya Thang [German translation]
- Final Goodbye [French translation]
- Final Goodbye [Italian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Spanish translation]
- Disturbia [Croatian translation]
- Do Ya Thang [Hungarian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [German translation]
- Disturbia [Italian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Turkish translation]
- Final Goodbye lyrics
- Don't Stop the Music [Bulgarian translation]
- Disturbia [Russian translation]
- Fading [Italian translation]
- Fading [Hungarian translation]
- Farewell [Spanish translation]
- Drunk on Love [French translation]
- Disturbia [French translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Russian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Arabic translation]
- Disturbia [Persian translation]
- Final Goodbye [French translation]
- Fading [Persian translation]
- Diamonds [Vietnamese translation]
- Disturbia [Spanish translation]
- Drunk on Love lyrics
- Farewell [French translation]
- Fading [German translation]
- Fading [Serbian translation]
- Final Goodbye [Hungarian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Hungarian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music lyrics
- Disturbia [Turkish translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [French translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Croatian translation]
- Disturbia lyrics
- Don't Stop the Music [Persian translation]
- Final Goodbye [Bosnian translation]
- Disturbia [Finnish translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Romanian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Portuguese translation]
- Disturbia [Hungarian translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Turkish translation]
- Disturbia [Spanish translation]
- Drunk on Love [German translation]
- Dont give a damn about you [German translation]
- Farewell [Romanian translation]
- Drunk on Love [Greek translation]
- Drunk on Love [Turkish translation]
- Don't Stop the Music [Italian translation]
- Drunk on Love [Persian translation]
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- Don't Stop the Music [Armenian translation]
- Disturbia [German translation]
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