- country:Brazil
- Languages:Portuguese, English
- Genre:MPB
- Official site:https://www.allmusic.com/artist/lenita-bruno-mn0001621062
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Lenita Bruno Lyrics
Lenita Bruno also performed lyrics
- A noite do meu bem (English translation)
- A noite do meu bem (Spanish translation)
- Eu Não Existo Sem Você (French translation)
- Dolores Duran - A noite do meu bem
- Eu Não Existo Sem Você (Russian translation)
- Vinicius de Moraes - Eu Não Existo Sem Você
- Eu Não Existo Sem Você (Italian translation)
- A noite do meu bem (French translation)
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- Alexander Minyonok
- Filippos Nikolaou
- Who Are You: School 2015 (OST)
- Gary Jules
- Conkarah
- Above the Stars
- Zibba e Almalibre
- Royce Da 5'9"
- SMTOWN
- Gene Wilder
- Núria Feliu
- Arianna (Mexico)
- Ravoyi Chandamama (OST)
- Dieter Bohlen
- Propellerheads
- Carly Paoli
- Nicoletta
- Willeke Alberti
- Jimmy Webb
- Peggy Lee
- Ednita Nazario
- Ryu Jae Ha
- Angela Aguilar
- Billnas
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- Birth of a Beauty (OST)
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- Vicky Haritou
- Karl Dall
- Joanna Forest
- Indraprastham (OST)
- Oliver! (Musical)
- Hans Albers
- Alison Hinds
- Yovanna
- City Hunter (OST)
- Heidi Brühl
- Bright Blue
- Kevin Johansen
- RedOne
- Kastelruther Spatzen
- Ralf Bendix
- Las Tres Grandes
- Lupillo Rivera
- Tenacious D
- ILLARIA
- Daniela Simmons
- Roy Black
- Esteman
- Logic
- Kathy Kelly
- Maja Milinković
- Liselotte Malkowsky
- Vladimir Mayakovsky
- Blaue Jungs Bremerhaven
- Yello
- Roja (OST)
- Jane Morgan
- Ana Bebić
- Chuy Rasgado
- Esther Ofarim
- John McCormack
- Nas
- My Girlfriend is a Nine-Tailed Fox (OST)
- Noel Schajris
- Danzak
- The Fantasticks
- Sona Sarkisyan
- Fred Bertelmann
- Stefan Raab
- Dana Valery
- Enrico Ruggeri
- Vika Starikova
- Lys Assia
- Samat Dolotbakov
- Oleksandr Ponomaryov
- Ommy Dimpoz
- Oh My Venus (OST)
- Eddy Arnold
- Shaman King (OST)
- TMABird
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- Pineapple StormTV
- Pedro Abrunhosa
- Ozan Doğulu
- Alexander Bashlachev
- Irish/Scottish/Celtic Folk
- Riccardo Del Turco
- Los Hijos del Sol
- Lonny Kellner
- Xzibit
- Peter Held
- Aliza Kashi
- Siyeon
- Elzé ML
- Marianne Faithfull
- Gu Family Book (OST)
- Guadalupe Pineda
- The King's Dream (OST)
- Dave Matthews Band
- Every girl wants my guy lyrics
- Déjame Llorar [Chinese translation]
- Bésame la boca [Turkish translation]
- Ricardo Montaner - Amén
- Déjame Llorar [Polish translation]
- Φίλε μου [File mou] lyrics
- Най-добрия [Nai-dobria] lyrics
- Amén [Portuguese translation]
- Whatever lyrics
- Cuando tú no estás lyrics
- Tengo Diecisiete Años lyrics
- Convencame [Polish translation]
- Es así lyrics
- Murmúrios lyrics
- Ay amor [Croatian translation]
- El poder de tu amor [German translation]
- Ασφαλώς και δεν πρέπει [Asfalós kai den prépei] lyrics
- Convencame [Serbian translation]
- Peter Gabriel - Intruder
- Déjame Llorar [Italian translation]
- Amén [Polish translation]
- When You Wish Upon a Star lyrics
- Ricardo Montaner - Beija-me
- Cada día lyrics
- Parte De Mi Corazon lyrics
- Ay amor [English translation]
- Ay amor [Italian translation]
- Amén [Turkish translation]
- Don't Get Me Started lyrics
- Cada quien con su cada cual lyrics
- Cantigas às serranas lyrics
- Principessa lyrics
- تسمعني [Tisma'ani] lyrics
- Ο τρελός [O trelos] lyrics
- It Doesn't Matter Anymore lyrics
- Mecano - Hoy no me puedo levantar
- Joey Montana - THC
- Déjame Llorar [Serbian translation]
- Θέλω να μ'αγαπάς [Thelo na m'agapas] lyrics
- Croatian Folk - Zvira voda iz kamena
- Αγάπη αγάπη [Agapi agapi] lyrics
- Déjame Llorar [French translation]
- Heridas de amor lyrics
- Reggaeton Lento [Versione Italiana] lyrics
- Hazme regresar [English translation]
- Bésame la boca lyrics
- Amén [Czech translation]
- Bésame la boca [English translation]
- Δύο και άλλα δυο βήματα [Dhío kai álla dhio vímata] lyrics
- Es así [English translation]
- Déjame Llorar lyrics
- Amén [English translation]
- Busted lyrics
- Déjame Llorar [Persian translation]
- 되돌리다 [return] [doedollida] lyrics
- La Ciudad
- Déjame Llorar [English translation]
- Μια φορά μονάχα φτάνει [Mia fora monaha ftanei] lyrics
- Vinyl [English translation]
- Nati alberi lyrics
- Bebe Rexha - Bad Bitch
- Luna in piena lyrics
- Em resumo lyrics
- Amén [Serbian translation]
- El poder de tu amor lyrics
- Fiyah lyrics
- El poder de tu amor [English translation]
- Amén [Arabic translation]
- Heridas de amor [Croatian translation]
- Amén [Turkish translation]
- Bésame la boca [Serbian translation]
- Bésame la boca [Russian translation]
- Τα Νησιά [Ta Nisia] lyrics
- Convencame [English translation]
- Hüz'nün İsyan Olur lyrics
- Aunque ahora estés con él lyrics
- El poder de tu amor [Serbian translation]
- Cada quien con su cada cual [Serbian translation]
- Heridas de amor [Hungarian translation]
- Χαλάζι έφερε η ψιχάλα [Halazi efere i psihala] lyrics
- Hazme regresar lyrics
- Déjame Llorar [Russian translation]
- Pedro Capó - Como lo hiciste ayer
- Déjame Llorar [Hungarian translation]
- Cuando tú quieras lyrics
- Amén [Greek translation]
- Hyver lyrics
- Amén [Chinese translation]
- Τα παξιμάδια [Ta paximádhia] lyrics
- Heridas de amor [English translation]
- El poder de tu amor [Portuguese translation]
- Εκδρομή [Ekdromi] lyrics
- Αχ Ελλάδα σ' αγαπώ [Ah Ellada S'agapo] lyrics
- Rita Hayworth lyrics
- Πώς να ξεχάσει κανείς την Αυγή; [Pos na xehasi kanis tin Avyi?] lyrics
- Convencame lyrics
- Ay amor lyrics
- Secrets lyrics
- Νυχτοπεντοζάλης [Nihtopentozalis] lyrics
- Ay amor [Croatian translation]
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