- country:France
- Languages:French, Spanish, German
- Genre:Folk, Rock, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.huguesaufray.com./
- Wiki:https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugues_Aufray
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Hugues Aufray Lyrics
- Adieu monsieur le professeur [English translation]
- Céline [Russian translation]
- Céline [Italian translation]
- Adieu monsieur le professeur
- Céline [Japanese translation]
- Céline [Romanian translation]
- Adieu monsieur le professeur [Italian translation]
- Céline [English translation]
- Céline [Arabic translation]
- Céline lyrics
Hugues Aufray featuring lyrics
Hugues Aufray also performed lyrics
- A bientôt nous deux lyrics
- Flotte américaine
- Grégory Lemarchal - Adieu, monsieur le professeur
- Cézanne peint (English translation)
- A bientôt nous deux (Spanish translation)
- Bo Chatman - Corrine Corrina
- Corrine Corrina (German translation)
- Cézanne peint (Spanish translation)
- Adieu, monsieur le professeur (Latvian translation)
- Cézanne peint lyrics
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- Ogni colore al cielo [Spanish translation]
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- Per la musica [Belarusian translation]
- Nuestro amor de cada día [English translation]
- One more time [Hungarian translation]
- Nuevo lyrics
- One more time [Croatian translation]
- Parlami [Russian translation]
- Non sono lei [Bosnian translation]
- Novo [solo] [Italian translation]
- Ognuno ha la sua matita [Spanish translation]
- Parlami [English translation]
- Non ho mai smesso [Russian translation]
- Laura Pausini - Novo
- Parlami [Bosnian translation]
- One more time [Russian translation]
- Ogni colore al cielo [Russian translation]
- Ognuno ha la sua matita [Croatian translation]
- Ognuno ha la sua matita [Russian translation]
- Non sono lei [Finnish translation]
- Nuestro amor de cada día [Russian translation]
- Parlami [Finnish translation]
- Per la musica [French translation]
- One more time [Portuguese translation]
- One more time [Romanian translation]
- Ogni colore al cielo [Croatian translation]
- Nuevo [Portuguese translation]
- Per la musica [Russian translation]
- Ogni colore al cielo [Portuguese translation]
- Novo [English translation]
- Non me lo so spiegare [Spanish translation]
- Non sono lei [Russian translation]
- One more time [Spanish translation]
- Novo [solo] [English translation]
- Nuevo [Polish translation]
- Non sono lei [English translation]
- One more time [Arabic translation]
- Non ho mai smesso [Spanish translation]
- Parlami [Croatian translation]
- One more time [Persian translation]
- Parlami [Serbian translation]
- Non me lo so spiegare lyrics
- Nuevo [English translation]
- Non sono lei [German translation]
- Laura Pausini - Oh Happy Day
- Per la musica [Finnish translation]
- One more time [Serbian translation]
- Nuestro amor de cada día [Portuguese translation]
- Parlami [Spanish translation]
- Ogni colore al cielo [Spanish translation]
- Notte [English translation]
- Non sono lei [English translation]
- Ogni colore al cielo [English translation]
- One more time [French translation]
- Nuevo [Italian translation]
- Ognuno ha la sua matita [Portuguese translation]
- Per la musica [Spanish translation]
- One more time [Bengali translation]
- Per ricominciare [Portuguese translation]
- Per ricominciare lyrics
- Non sono lei [Croatian translation]
- One more time [Bengali translation]
- Ognuno ha la sua matita lyrics
- One more time [Italian translation]
- Per ricominciare [English translation]
- Notte [Russian translation]
- Parlami [English translation]
- Non sono lei [Portuguese translation]
- Nuestro amor de cada día [Croatian translation]
- Oh Happy Day [Portuguese translation]
- Non ho mai smesso [Romanian translation]
- One more time [German translation]
- Parlami lyrics
- Ogni colore al cielo [French translation]
- Non sono lei lyrics
- Ogni colore al cielo [English translation]
- Notte lyrics
- Per la musica [English translation]
- Ogni colore al cielo [German translation]
- Nuevo [Finnish translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Ogni colore al cielo lyrics
- Parlami [Russian translation]
- Per la musica [Portuguese translation]
- One more time [Russian translation]
- Novo [solo] lyrics
- Non insegnate ai bambini lyrics
- Ognuno ha la sua matita [English translation]
- One more time lyrics
- Nuestro amor de cada día lyrics
- Ogni colore al cielo [Bosnian translation]
- Per la musica lyrics
- Non me lo so spiegare [English translation]
- One more time [Turkish translation]
- Ognuno ha la sua matita [French translation]
- Non sono lei [French translation]
- Novo [Spanish translation]
- Novo [solo] [Spanish translation]
- Parlami [Portuguese translation]
- Nuevo [Serbian translation]
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