- country:United States
- Languages:English, Dutch, French, Russian+9 more, Czech, Italian, Polish, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Hungarian, Romanian, Bulgarian
- Genre:Pop, Soundtrack
- Official site:https://disneynow.com/shows/descendants-wicked-world
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descendants:_Wicked_World
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Descendants: Wicked World (OST) Lyrics
- De Nacht is Jong [The Night is Young] lyrics
- Good is the New Bad
- I'm Your Girl [Turkish translation]
- Dobrze być Dobrym [Good is the New Bad] lyrics
- Night is Young
- I'm Your Girl [Bulgarian translation]
- Dobrze być Dobrym [Good is the New Bad] [English translation]
- I'm Your Girl
- I'm Your Girl [Greek translation]
- Binele-i Noul Rău [Good is the New Bad] lyrics
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- Trío Matamoros
- Nechama Hendel
- Kataleya
- Laima Vaikule
- Stonecake
- Liora Itzhak
- Jennifer Holliday
- Say Lou Lou
- Consuelo Velázquez
- Kyunchi
- Yamma Ensemble
- That Kid
- Jersey (OST)
- Eiffel 65
- Stefan Waggershausen
- Hebrew Folk
- Maya Avraham
- Flamingosi
- Timi Yuro
- Trio Lescano
- Saad Abdel Wahab
- Agam Buhbut
- HIIH
- Flume
- Geula Gill
- Preto Show
- Christiana
- Bernard Lavilliers
- Brandon & James
- Lio
- Hecho en México (OST)
- Asa (Finland)
- Kolamaavu Kokila (OST)
- Hailee Steinfeld
- Shoshana Damari
- Zona 5
- San E
- Tracy Bonham
- Rock4
- MzVee
- Ace Nells
- Claudia Mori
- C4 Pedro
- UNSECRET
- Osman Ali
- Eleni Legaki
- Shashaa Tirupati
- Maria Lapi
- Aki Rahimovski
- Dzintars Čīča
- Boy Gé Mendes
- Maro Lytra
- Velaikkaran (OST)
- Umberto Bindi
- 20 Years of Age
- Hebrew Children Songs
- Enzo Jannacci
- Jaded
- Mor Karbasi
- Vukašin Brajić
- Yolandita Monge
- Waje
- Cactus in a scarf
- Yossi Azulay
- Cross Fire (OST)
- Gokumonto Ikka
- Muhammad Hammam
- Gesher HaYarkon Trio
- Anıl Piyancı
- Linda Leen
- BOY SIM
- New World
- Merk & Kremont
- Charlotte Dipanda
- Velaiyilla Pattathari (OST)
- Ofir Ben Shitrit
- The Lovin’ Spoonful
- Slayyyter
- The Righteous Brothers
- Anselmo Genovese
- Mina Fossati
- Formula 3
- Teófilo Chantre
- Manuel d'Novas
- Giulia Malaspina
- Ninho
- Ruler: Master of the Mask (OST)
- Erkin Nurjan
- Paulo Gonzo
- Petta (OST)
- Outernational
- Lucho Gatica
- Aldijana Tuzlak
- Mauro Caputo
- COASTCITY
- Maya Sar
- The Dudaim
- Alberto Sordi
- Cage One
- Rum (OST)
- احبك جدأ lyrics
- Chi sarò io lyrics
- California [Greek translation]
- Fallen Fruit [Greek translation]
- Glory and Gore [Russian translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Slovak translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Turkish translation]
- Green Light [Greek translation]
- Buzzcut Season [French translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Finnish translation]
- Green Light [Spanish translation]
- Green Light [Turkish translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Hungarian translation]
- Glory and Gore lyrics
- He venido a pedirte perdón lyrics
- Fallen Fruit [Russian translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Spanish translation]
- Fallen Fruit [Romanian translation]
- Good Fights lyrics
- Glory and Gore [Turkish translation]
- Green Light [Azerbaijani translation]
- I Just Wanna F lyrics
- Glory and Gore [French translation]
- Green Light [Finnish translation]
- Everybody Wants To Rule The World [Turkish translation]
- Green Light [Korean translation]
- Green Light [German translation]
- Fallen Fruit [Turkish translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Portuguese translation]
- Streitlied zwischen Leben und Tod lyrics
- Fallen Fruit [Portuguese translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Italian translation]
- כל הנשמה [Kol haneshama] lyrics
- Dominoes [Spanish translation]
- Secrets from a Gril [Who's seen it All] lyrics
- Buzzcut Season [Serbian translation]
- Dominoes [German translation]
- Buzzcut Season lyrics
- Green Light [Greek translation]
- Everybody Wants To Rule The World lyrics
- California lyrics
- Glory and Gore [Spanish translation]
- Send for Me lyrics
- California [Slovak translation]
- Green Light [Japanese translation]
- Green Light [Turkish translation]
- Green Light [Romanian translation]
- California [Portuguese translation]
- Glory and Gore [Serbian translation]
- Αν δεις καράβι να περνά [An dís karávi na perná] lyrics
- Glory and Gore [Finnish translation]
- Dominoes [Slovak translation]
- Green Light [Italian translation]
- Green Light [Dutch translation]
- Glory and Gore [Hungarian translation]
- The Happiest Christmas Tree lyrics
- Bravado [Turkish translation]
- Green Light [Portuguese translation]
- Ya no vivo por vivir lyrics
- Dominoes [Greek translation]
- Like I Do lyrics
- California [Spanish translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Romanian translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Swedish translation]
- Green Light [Italian translation]
- Fallen Fruit lyrics
- Fallen Fruit [French translation]
- Green Light [Croatian translation]
- Green Light [Serbian translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Italian translation]
- Glory and Gore [Romanian translation]
- My Lips Remember Your Kisses lyrics
- Green Light [Slovak translation]
- Green Light [French translation]
- ЯТЛ [YATL] lyrics
- Good Fights [Greek translation]
- Glory and Gore [German translation]
- Ντιρλαντά [Dirlada] lyrics
- Fallen Fruit [Slovak translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Spanish translation]
- Fallen Fruit [Spanish translation]
- Glory and Gore [Greek translation]
- Glory and Gore [Croatian translation]
- Green Light [Portuguese translation]
- Green Light [Macedonian translation]
- Τη θάλασσας το νερόν lyrics
- Green Light [Turkish translation]
- Buzzcut Season [Greek translation]
- Green Light [Hungarian translation]
- Buzzcut Season [German translation]
- Dominoes lyrics
- Green Light lyrics
- Buzzcut Season [Croatian translation]
- Glory and Gore [Italian translation]
- Glory and Gore [Spanish translation]
- Bartali lyrics
- Bravado [Swedish translation]
- Zamba azul lyrics
- Buzzcut Season [Greek translation]
- Glory and Gore [Portuguese translation]
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