Dame La Mano, Palomba [Serbian translation]
Dame la mano tú, palomba,
Para suvir a tu nido.
Maldicha ke duermes sola,
Vengo a durmir kontigo.
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Sephardic Folk
- country:Israel
- Languages:Ladino (Judeo-Spanish), Hebrew, Catalan (Medieval), Spanish, Greek
- Genre:Folk
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephardic_music
Sephardic Folk Lyrics
- Kipur [Shachar avakeshcha] שַׁחַר אֲבַקֶשְׁךָ [Transliteration]
- A la gerra me vo ir [Spanish translation]
- A la gerra me vo ir [English translation]
- A la gerra me vo ir [Transliteration]
- Kipur [Shachar avakeshcha] שַׁחַר אֲבַקֶשְׁךָ [English translation]
- A la gerra me vo ir [Italian translation]
- Kipur [Shachar avakeshcha] שַׁחַר אֲבַקֶשְׁךָ [Turkish translation]
- Kipur [Shachar avakeshcha] שַׁחַר אֲבַקֶשְׁךָ lyrics
- A la gerra me vo ir [French translation]
- A la gerra me vo ir lyrics
Sephardic Folk Featuring Lyrics
- Los caminos de Serkeci (Spanish translation)
- Los caminos de Serkeci (English translation)
- Durme durme (English translation)
- Durme durme (Spanish translation)
- Durme durme (Turkish translation)
- Los caminos de Serkeci (Turkish translation)
- Durme durme (Transliteration)
- Los caminos de Serkeci lyrics
- Novia de la cara blanca
- Durme durme lyrics
Sephardic Folk Also Performed Pyrics
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- Ignacio Rondón
- JINSIL
- Earl Sweatshirt
- Sandi Patty
- Miyakawa Airi
- Anthony Brown
- O.P.A.
- German Soccer Anthems
- Garnet Crow
- Misty (OST)
- Dimitris Papamichail
- How to be Thirty (OST)
- Linda Briceño
- Cheo García
- Ebru Şahin
- Stavros Jouanakos
- Yiorgos Sarris
- Police University (OST)
- ZARD
- Pedro Elías Gutiérrez
- Mai Kuraki
- Sura İskenderli/Ali Şahin
- Terror Squad
- Zaharias Kasimatis
- Gallant
- Kim Yeon-woo
- Marius Nedelcu
- Jump Smokers
- Pantelis Theoxaridis
- Dina Vierny
- Andrea Ross
- Tuğba Yurt
- The Merseybeats
- Roberto Torres
- Twice as Much
- Clara Mae
- Zoi Papadopoulou
- At Vance
- Hari Gramusteanu
- OFFONOFF (오프온오프)
- Jo
- Alexander Menshikov
- Social House
- Show Window: The Queen's House (OST)
- Lirico En La Casa
- María Teresa Chacín
- Artful Dodger
- Tay Money
- DRAM
- Burak King
- Nadine Sierra
- Heiden.BZR
- Petra Scheeser
- Karl Wolf
- Jung In
- Rock Of Ages (OST)
- Jessye Norman
- Codeko
- Erofili
- Vladimir Tok
- Zahouania
- Kostas Skarvelis
- Sevinç Eratalay
- Le Coup de Foudre (OST)
- Os Detroia
- Mira (Romania)
- Large Professor
- Four of Diamonds
- Bobby Kim
- U-ka Saegusa IN db
- Rina Aiuchi
- Remady
- Aysel Alizade
- Dilated Peoples
- Cellchrome
- Two Mix
- Lee Won Jun
- Viktor Pavlik
- Ersen ve Dadaşlar
- Gavlyn
- Us and Them
- Bakalakos Thomas
- Frederik Ndoci
- Frankie Goes to Hollywood
- Numarx
- TeaMarrr
- Klaus-Renft-Combo
- Kaytranada
- The Real Milli Vanilli
- Cihan Mürtezaoğlu
- Silvina Magari
- Brown Eyed Soul
- Tokyo Jihen
- yu- yu
- Lidia Vidash
- Víctor Muñoz
- GRITS
- MCN
- Elnare Abdullayeva
- Giorgos Zampetas
- El Arado [Italian translation]
- Estadio Chile [English translation]
- Herminda de La Victoria [French translation]
- El derecho de vivir en paz [German translation]
- Amore amicizia lyrics
- Estadio Chile [German translation]
- La Luna Siempre Es Muy Linda lyrics
- Lamento lyrics
- El derecho de vivir en paz [Italian translation]
- Estadio Chile [English translation]
- La Luna Siempre Es Muy Linda [Turkish translation]
- Cruz de Luz [Camilo Torres] [German translation]
- El derecho de vivir en paz [Croatian translation]
- El derecho de vivir en paz [Romanian translation]
- El alma llena de banderas [English translation]
- El aparecido [English translation]
- Herminda de La Victoria [German translation]
- Rien ne peut changer ma joie lyrics
- Simge - Ne zamandır
- Victor Jara - Cruz de Luz [Camilo Torres]
- Tu o non tu lyrics
- El Cigarrito [German translation]
- Juan Sin Tierra lyrics
- La Hierba de los Caminos lyrics
- El derecho de vivir en paz [Hebrew translation]
- Deja La Vida Volar [Turkish translation]
- El aparecido [Turkish translation]
- El alma llena de banderas lyrics
- La cocinerita lyrics
- Αντίο αγάπη διχασμένη [antio agapi dixasmeni] lyrics
- Keeping the Faith lyrics
- NINI lyrics
- El aparecido [Italian translation]
- El Arado [French translation]
- Corrido de Pancho Villa [French translation]
- El alma llena de banderas [French translation]
- El Arado [English translation]
- La Luna Siempre Es Muy Linda [French translation]
- Por tus ojos negros lyrics
- Herminda de La Victoria [Turkish translation]
- El aparecido [German translation]
- Pordioseros lyrics
- El derecho de vivir en paz [Portuguese translation]
- Deja La Vida Volar [English translation]
- Cruz de Luz [Camilo Torres] [Turkish translation]
- El Cigarrito lyrics
- Deja La Vida Volar lyrics
- Lei lyrics
- C'était... c'était... c'était lyrics
- Herminda de La Victoria lyrics
- El derecho de vivir en paz [English translation]
- Lamento borincano [English translation]
- El Cigarrito [English translation]
- Göreceksin kendini lyrics
- Corrido de Pancho Villa [English translation]
- O Morro Não Tem Fez lyrics
- Silhouettes lyrics
- El derecho de vivir en paz [Turkish translation]
- Estadio Chile lyrics
- Juan Sin Tierra [English translation]
- Cruz de Luz [Camilo Torres] [English translation]
- Canto Libre [Turkish translation]
- El Arado [German translation]
- Corrido de Pancho Villa [German translation]
- Capriccio lyrics
- La Luna Siempre Es Muy Linda [English translation]
- El Arado [Portuguese translation]
- El aparecido [French translation]
- El Arado [Persian translation]
- Mary lyrics
- Juan Sin Tierra [Turkish translation]
- Herminda de La Victoria [English translation]
- La Hierba de los Caminos [French translation]
- Љубов голема [Ljubov golema] lyrics
- Falando de Amor lyrics
- El martillo lyrics
- Deja La Vida Volar [French translation]
- El aparecido [French translation]
- El Desabastecimiento [French translation]
- El Desabastecimiento lyrics
- El Arado lyrics
- Corrido de Pancho Villa lyrics
- Cruz de Luz [Camilo Torres] [French translation]
- El derecho de vivir en paz lyrics
- El derecho de vivir en paz [French translation]
- El derecho de vivir en paz [Russian translation]
- Juan Sin Tierra [French translation]
- El Desabastecimiento [English translation]
- El derecho de vivir en paz [Vietnamese translation]
- Homeward Bound / Home lyrics
- La Hierba de los Caminos [English translation]
- Victor Jara - Lamento borincano
- Santa Claus Is Coming To Town lyrics
- El alma llena de banderas [German translation]
- Estadio Chile [French translation]
- Deja La Vida Volar [French translation]
- La cocinerita [French translation]
- Deja La Vida Volar [German translation]
- El aparecido lyrics
- Canto Libre [German translation]
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