- country:Russia
- Languages:Russian, English, Spanish
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap
- Official site:https://vk.com/dzharo_khanza
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Dzharo & Khanza Lyrics
- Ты мой кайф [Ty moy kayf] [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
- Королева танцпола [Koroleva tantspola] lyrics
- Ты мой кайф [Ty moy kayf] [English translation]
- Королева танцпола [Koroleva tantspola] [English translation]
- Ты мой кайф [Ty moy kayf] [Turkish translation]
- Ты мой кайф [Ty moy kayf] lyrics
- Королева танцпола [Koroleva tantspola] [Spanish translation]
- Королева танцпола [Koroleva tantspola] [Turkish translation]
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