- country:Russia
- Languages:Russian
- Genre:Folk, Funk, Pop, Rock
- Official site:http://via-ariel.ru/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariel_(Russian_band)
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VIA Ariel Lyrics
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy]
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy] [French translation]
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy] [German translation]
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy] [Greek translation]
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy] [Hebrew translation]
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy] [Portuguese translation]
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy] [Croatian translation]
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy] [English translation]
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy] [French translation]
- В краю магнолий [V krayu magnoliy] [Polish translation]
VIA Ariel also performed lyrics
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- Mirai Nikki (OST)
- Shkurta Gashi
- Children of Nobody (OST)
- Microdot
- Bruno
- Tiff Lacey
- BIGONE
- Anxhelina Hadergjonaj
- José Antonio Méndez
- Possessed (OST)
- Bumkey
- Tyler Ward
- 7th Level Civil Servant (OST)
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- Mihallaq Andrea
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- Find Me in Your Memory (OST)
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- Evdokia Kadi
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- John McCrae
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- Claire Hau
- Tell Me What You Saw (OST)
- Warlock
- XS (South Korea)
- Christos Sikkis
- Gilla
- Dana Kim
- Teyana Taylor
- Fairy Tail (OST)
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- Lee Sung Kyung
- Did We Love? (OST)
- Big Naughty
- Paris Hilton
- Military Music (U.S.A.)
- Lil Twist
- Toy Story (OST)
- Toña la Negra
- Haeil
- Svng
- Eduardo Gatti
- Grupa Viva
- Massara
- Wok of Love (OST)
- The King of Dramas (OST)
- Lee Gi Kwang
- Park Yong In
- ANDN
- Rockell
- Big Issue (OST)
- YANU
- Evi Reçi
- IV (South Korea)
- Sasha, Benny y Erik
- Risky Romance (OST)
- For King & Country
- Denisse de Kalafe
- TS Đeram
- Khalil
- Çiljeta
- La Sonora Santanera
- HA:TFELT
- All in the Name
- Elke [Russian translation]
- Geschwisterliebe lyrics
- Himmelblau [Swedish translation]
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- Friedenspanzer [English translation]
- Ein Lied für Jetzt [English translation]
- Mina - It's only make believe
- Fiasko [Bosnian translation]
- Für Immer [English translation]
- Не теряй меня [Ne teryay menya] lyrics
- Goldenes Handwerk [English translation]
- Geisterhaus lyrics
- Füße vom Tisch lyrics
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- Du willst mich küssen [English translation]
- Grace Kelly [English translation]
- Fiasko [English translation]
- Ein Lied für dich [English translation]
- Gute Zeit [Russian translation]
- Elke [Portuguese translation]
- The Lighthouse Keeper lyrics
- El Cattivo lyrics
- Geh'n wie ein Ägypter lyrics
- Goldenes Handwerk lyrics
- Ein Sommer nur für mich lyrics
- Grotesksong lyrics
- Geisterhaus [Russian translation]
- Geschwisterliebe [English translation]
- Für Uns [Polish translation]
- Big White Room lyrics
- Coriandoli lyrics
- Hurra lyrics
- Let Me Dream A While lyrics
- Herrliche Jahre lyrics
- Frank'n'stein lyrics
- Dos Corazones [German translation]
- Ein Sommer nur für mich [English translation]
- Helmut K. lyrics
- Geisterhaus [English translation]
- Hurra [Portuguese translation]
- Eva Braun lyrics
- Für Uns [English translation]
- Du willst mich küssen [Russian translation]
- Sana Kalbim Geçti lyrics
- Elke [English translation]
- Heulerei lyrics
- Hurra [Polish translation]
- Fiasko lyrics
- Ein Lied für dich lyrics
- I giorni dei falò [Long Ago And Far Away] lyrics
- Generation Ä lyrics
- Geh mit mir lyrics
- El Cattivo [English translation]
- Himmelblau [Chinese translation]
- Himmelblau [Portuguese translation]
- Erna P. lyrics
- Eva Braun [English translation]
- Für Immer lyrics
- Heulerei [English translation]
- Du willst mich küssen lyrics
- Hurra [English translation]
- Himmelblau [English translation]
- Frank'n'stein [English translation]
- Conga lyrics
- Eva Braun [Russian translation]
- Friedenspanzer [Spanish translation]
- Generation Ä [English translation]
- Grotesksong [English translation]
- Für Uns lyrics
- Dos Corazones [English translation]
- Geschwisterliebe [Polish translation]
- Geh'n wie ein Ägypter [English translation]
- Goldenes Handwerk [English translation]
- You keep me hangin' on lyrics
- Herrliche Jahre [English translation]
- Friedenspanzer [English translation]
- Fiasko [Polish translation]
- Himmelblau [Greek translation]
- Geh mit mir [English translation]
- Himmelblau lyrics
- Helmut K. [English translation]
- Fiasko [Russian translation]
- Freundschaft ist Kunst [English translation]
- Ich bin reich lyrics
- All I've Ever Wanted lyrics
- Ein Lied für Jetzt lyrics
- Grace Kelly lyrics
- Elke lyrics
- Gute Zeit lyrics
- Freundschaft ist Kunst lyrics
- Ich bin reich [English translation]
- Friedenspanzer lyrics
- Ein Sommer nur für mich [English translation]
- Für Immer [French translation]
- Erna P. [English translation]
- Capirò lyrics
- Ein Lied für dich [French translation]
- Ein Lied für dich [English translation]
- Eva Braun [French translation]
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