- country:Italy
- Languages:Italian, English
- Genre:Jazz, Pop
- Official site:http://www.rossanacasale.it/
- Wiki:http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rossana_Casale
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- Introduction lyrics
- If That's What It Takes [Romanian translation]
- In His Touch [Portuguese translation]
- If We Could Start Over [French translation]
- Incognito [Italian translation]
- Incredible [Finnish translation]
- If You Asked Me To [Arabic translation]
- Introduction [Romanian translation]
- In His Touch [Slovak translation]
- It's All Coming Back to Me Now lyrics
- If That's What It Takes [Turkish translation]
- If You Asked Me To [Italian translation]
- If That's What It Takes [German translation]
- Incognito [English translation]
- If you could see me now lyrics
- Immortality [Bulgarian translation]
- It's All Coming Back to Me Now [Czech translation]
- Incognito lyrics
- Incognito [Portuguese translation]
- Immortality [Spanish translation]
- If That's What It Takes [Portuguese translation]
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- Incredible [Portuguese translation]
- It's a Man's Man's Man's World lyrics
- Imperfections lyrics
- Immensité [Italian translation]
- If Walls Could Talk [French translation]
- In His Touch lyrics
- If We Could Start Over [Portuguese translation]
- Incognito [Spanish translation]
- If Walls Could Talk [Italian translation]
- Immensité lyrics
- It's a Man's Man's Man's World [Hungarian translation]
- If Walls Could Talk [Portuguese translation]
- If You Asked Me To [Portuguese translation]
- Immensité [English translation]
- Immortality [Portuguese translation]
- Imperfections [Persian translation]
- If Walls Could Talk lyrics
- If Walls Could Talk [German translation]
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- If We Could Start Over lyrics
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- If You Asked Me To lyrics
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