- country:Mexico
- Languages:Spanish
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:https://www.losleftovers.com/
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- Under Samme Sol [German translation]
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- Olivia [English translation]
- Lys I Din Lejlighed lyrics
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- Okay [English translation]
- Natteravn [Norwegian translation]
- Tak For Turen [English translation]
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- Nangijala [English translation]
- Til Dig [English translation]
- Til Dig [Swedish translation]
- Mellemspil [Pt. 1] [English translation]
- Kæreste lyrics
- Så Længe Vi Danser [English translation]
- Sirenerne [English translation]
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- Uanset [English translation]
- Ringe I Vandet [English translation]
- Olivia [Spanish translation]
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