- country:Kosovo
- Languages:Albanian, German, English
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap
- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/MozzikOfficial/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozzik_(rapper)
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- Mujeriego [English translation]
- La Guerra [English translation]
- Los infieles [French translation]
- Mi corazoncito [Portuguese translation]
- La boda [French translation]
- Mi corazoncito [Romanian translation]
- No lo perdona Dios [Romanian translation]
- Lágrimas lyrics
- La Guerra lyrics
- Que Dieu aide les exclus lyrics
- Lágrimas [Italian translation]
- Lágrimas [English translation]
- Los infieles [Japanese translation]
- Llorar [Romanian translation]
- Mi niña cambió [French translation]
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- La Tormenta [English translation]
- Obsesión [Croatian translation]
- Obsesión [Catalan translation]
- Mi Santa lyrics
- La Tormenta [Russian translation]
- La Tormenta lyrics
- Obsesión [German translation]
- Mujeriego [Portuguese translation]
- La Guerra [Russian translation]
- Me voy [Romanian translation]
- La Guerra [Serbian translation]
- Obsesión [Dutch translation]
- La boda [Persian translation]
- Mi corazoncito [Russian translation]
- Llorar lyrics
- Me voy [English translation]
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- Obsesión [English translation]
- Nueve y Quince [English translation]
- Nueve y Quince lyrics
- La Curita [English translation]
- Obsesión [Dutch translation]
- Mi Santa [English translation]
- Los infieles [Russian translation]
- La Niña [Russian translation]
- Los infieles [English translation]
- La Niña lyrics
- Lágrimas [English translation]
- La Niña [English translation]
- Llorar [English translation]
- Mi corazoncito [Persian translation]
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- Mujeriego lyrics
- Mi corazoncito [Serbian translation]
- Los infieles [Portuguese translation]
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- Mi corazoncito [Bulgarian translation]
- Llorar [English translation]
- Me voy lyrics
- Obsesión [Bulgarian translation]
- La Guerra [French translation]
- La boda [Romanian translation]
- Lágrimas [Russian translation]
- Mi niña cambió [Italian translation]
- Mi niña cambió [Romanian translation]
- Mujeriego [Romanian translation]
- Los infieles lyrics
- Obsesión [Greek translation]
- Mi corazoncito [German translation]
- La boda [English translation]
- Obsesión lyrics
- Mi corazoncito [English translation]
- Los infieles [Italian translation]
- No lo perdona Dios lyrics
- La boda [German translation]
- Mi niña cambió [Portuguese translation]
- La novelita lyrics
- Mi niña cambió [English translation]
- Obsesión [French translation]
- Mi niña cambió [Serbian translation]
- Mi corazoncito [Hebrew translation]
- La Tormenta [German translation]
- La Curita lyrics
- Obsesión [English translation]
- La boda [Serbian translation]
- No lo perdona Dios [English translation]
- Mi corazoncito lyrics
- Mi niña cambió lyrics
- La boda [Portuguese translation]
- No lo perdona Dios [French translation]
- La boda lyrics
- La Curita [French translation]
- Mi corazoncito [Polish translation]
- La boda [Russian translation]
- La novelita [Portuguese translation]
- No lo perdona Dios [English translation]
- Lágrimas [English translation]
- La boda [German translation]
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