- country:United States
- Languages:English, Spanish
- Genre:Rock 'n' Roll
- Official site:http://ritchievalens.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ritchie_Valens
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- Con los Agujeros [Portuguese translation]
- Épica [English translation]
- Suflet de toamnă lyrics
- Floare albă, floare albastră [English translation]
- Nu te părăsesc, iubire [Bulgarian translation]
- Dormeau pe-o frunza doua stele lyrics
- Canción del tiempo y el espacio [Portuguese translation]
- Susann [Suzanne] lyrics
- Testament lyrics
- Mulțumesc, iubită mamă lyrics
- Épica [German translation]
- Ce dor mi-a fost de ochii tǎi [French translation]
- Mirabela Dauer - Dac-ai ști cât te iubesc
- Balada para una mujer flaca lyrics
- Wann kommst du wieder [Without you] lyrics
- El Instrumento [French translation]
- Frunza mea albastră [English translation]
- Final [French translation]
- Dormeau pe-o frunza doua stele [Polish translation]
- Testament [English translation]
- Con los Agujeros lyrics
- Final [English translation]
- Doar iubirea lyrics
- Veniți, privighetoarea cântă [French translation]
- Dac-ai ști cât te iubesc [Polish translation]
- Dormeau pe-o frunza doua stele [English translation]
- Fotoliul din odaie [French translation]
- Listen to the Music lyrics
- Final lyrics
- Nu te părăsesc, iubire [Polish translation]
- Morărița [English translation]
- Ce dor mi-a fost de ochii tǎi [English translation]
- Însingurare lyrics
- E bine bine, e foarte bine lyrics
- Épica lyrics
- Junges Herz lyrics
- De ce nu-mi spui că mă iubeşti? lyrics
- Épica [French translation]
- În urma ta lyrics
- Însingurare [Polish translation]
- Balada para una mujer flaca [German translation]
- Dac-ai şti cât te iubesc
- Canción del tiempo y el espacio [German translation]
- Fotoliul din odaie [Te-aştept să vii] [Turkish translation]
- Floare albă, floare albastră lyrics
- Iubirea noastră lyrics
- De ce nu-mi spui că mă iubeşti? [English translation]
- Veniți, privighetoarea cântă lyrics
- Mulțumesc, iubită mamă [English translation]
- Însingurare [Italian translation]
- Ce dor mi-a fost de ochii tǎi [Polish translation]
- Mă-ntorc cu drag în satul meu lyrics
- El Instrumento [English translation]
- Balada para una mujer flaca [French translation]
- Canción del tiempo y el espacio [English translation]
- Junges Herz [English translation]
- El Instrumento [German translation]
- Balada para una mujer flaca [English translation]
- Fotoliul din odaie
- Canción del tiempo y el espacio [French translation]
- Diamante și smaralde lyrics
- De ce nu-mi spui că mă iubeşti? [Polish translation]
- Morărița lyrics
- Frunza mea albastră lyrics
- He olvidado la noche lyrics
- De ce nu-mi spui că mă iubeşti? [Macedonian translation]
- Floare albă, floare albastră [Polish translation]
- Seri de argint lyrics
- El Instrumento lyrics
- Nu e drept să fi uitat [English translation]
- Nu te părăsesc, iubire [English translation]
- Dar te-am iubit [Italian translation]
- Suflet de toamnă [English translation]
- Fotoliul din odaie [Te-aştept să vii] lyrics
- Însingurare [English translation]
- Fotoliul din odaie [English translation]
- Floare albă, floare albastră [Turkish translation]
- Morărița [French translation]
- Mulțumesc, iubită mamă [German translation]
- Nu te părăsesc, iubire lyrics
- Ich überleb's [English translation]
- Ce dor mi-a fost de ochii tǎi lyrics
- Diamante și smaralde [English translation]
- Final [German translation]
- Frunza mea albastră [Polish translation]
- E bine bine, e foarte bine [English translation]
- Nu e drept să fi uitat lyrics
- Mulțumesc, iubită mamă [French translation]
- Dac-ai ști cât te iubesc [English translation]
- Veniți, privighetoarea cântă [English translation]
- Dar te-am iubit [English translation]
- Canción del tiempo y el espacio lyrics
- În urma ta [English translation]
- Oh, America! lyrics
- Mulțumesc, iubită mamă [Polish translation]
- Fotoliul din odaie [Te-aştept să vii] [English translation]
- Dar te-am iubit lyrics
- Ich überleb's lyrics
- Dac-ai şti cât te iubesc [English translation]
- E toamna lyrics
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