- country:Italy
- Languages:Italian, English
- Genre:Pop-Rock
- Official site:https://www.instagram.com/b3nm/
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B3N Lyrics
- Marylin Monroe lyrics
- Finché le stelle non brillano [Spanish translation]
- Los Angeles lyrics
- Finché le stelle non brillano lyrics
- Finché le stelle non brillano [English translation]
- Marylin Monroe [English translation]
- Up In Flames
- Los Angeles [Spanish translation]
- California lyrics
- Finché le stelle non brillano [Dutch translation]
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- Recuérdame lyrics
- Recuérdame [French translation]
- Santa Cecilia [Greek translation]
- Quando l'amore diventa poesia [Romanian translation]
- Smile lyrics
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [French translation]
- Se Telefonando [Polish translation]
- Smile [Japanese translation]
- Recuérdame [Greek translation]
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Dutch translation]
- Ricordami [French translation]
- Ricordami [Russian translation]
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Russian translation]
- Silent Night [Hebrew translation]
- Questo amore lyrics
- Sonreirás lyrics
- Ricordami [Serbian translation]
- Se [tratto da Nuovo Cinema Paradiso 1988] lyrics
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Russian translation]
- Se [tratto da Nuovo Cinema Paradiso 1988] [English translation]
- Ricordami [Japanese translation]
- Santa Cecilia [Portuguese translation]
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [English translation]
- Smile [Turkish translation]
- Romantica lyrics
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Japanese translation]
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Polish translation]
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Romanian translation]
- Questo amore [English translation]
- Smile [Arabic translation]
- Sonreirás [English translation]
- Santa Cecilia lyrics
- Smile [Korean translation]
- Quando l'amore diventa poesia [Portuguese translation]
- Ricordami [Greek translation]
- Se [tratto da Nuovo Cinema Paradiso 1988] [French translation]
- Questo amore [Greek translation]
- Smile [Greek translation]
- Il Volo - Qué difícil es la vida
- Smile [Russian translation]
- Recuérdame [Turkish translation]
- Romantica [Japanese translation]
- Recuérdame [Dutch translation]
- Qué difícil es la vida [English translation]
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Serbian translation]
- Splendida [Croatian translation]
- Ricordami [Turkish translation]
- Se Telefonando [Turkish translation]
- Ricordami [Dutch translation]
- Recuérdame [English translation]
- Quando l'amore diventa poesia [Spanish translation]
- Se Telefonando [French translation]
- Smile [Finnish translation]
- Se [tratto da Nuovo Cinema Paradiso 1988] [Japanese translation]
- Santa Cecilia [Italian translation]
- Splendida [Arabic translation]
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Finnish translation]
- Silent Night [Greek translation]
- Sonreirás [Indonesian translation]
- Ricordami [English translation]
- Santa Cecilia [English translation]
- Sonreirás [Russian translation]
- Questo amore [French translation]
- Se Telefonando [Japanese translation]
- Smile [Italian translation]
- Smile [French translation]
- Smile [French [Haitian Creole] translation]
- Smile [German translation]
- Romantica [Serbian translation]
- Recuérdame [Japanese translation]
- Romantica [French translation]
- Qué difícil es la vida [Polish translation]
- Questo amore [Japanese translation]
- Santa Cecilia [Japanese translation]
- Il Volo - Se Telefonando
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [English translation]
- Questo amore [Spanish translation]
- Ricordami [Azerbaijani translation]
- Silent Night lyrics
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada lyrics
- Ricordami [Spanish translation]
- Santa Cecilia [Polish translation]
- Quando l'amore diventa poesia [Russian translation]
- Qué difícil es la vida [Italian translation]
- Questo amore [Serbian translation]
- Splendida lyrics
- Qué difícil es la vida [Japanese translation]
- Recuérdame [Russian translation]
- Se [tratto da Nuovo Cinema Paradiso 1988] [Turkish translation]
- Questo amore [Croatian translation]
- Silent Night [Turkish translation]
- Ricordami lyrics
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Portuguese translation]
- Smile [Serbian translation]
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Turkish translation]
- Quando l'amore diventa poesia [Turkish translation]
- Se Telefonando [English translation]
- Si Me Falta Tu Mirada [Greek translation]
- Sonreirás [Greek translation]
- Sonreirás [French translation]
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