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RÁN (Netherlands)
- country:Netherlands
- Languages:Norwegian, Swedish, Karelian, English+3 more, German, Finnish, Icelandic
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://www.kati-ran.nl/
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- Still Falling for You [Slovak translation]
- Sixteen [Serbian translation]
- The End lyrics
- Still Falling for You [Korean translation]
- Only You [Spanish translation]
- Scream It Out lyrics
- Salt Skin [Turkish translation]
- Sixteen [Russian translation]
- On My Mind [Persian translation]
- Paradise lyrics
- Power [Slovenian translation]
- Starry Eyed [Turkish translation]
- Only You [Italian translation]
- Starry Eyed [Greek translation]
- Salt Skin [Hungarian translation]
- Start [Turkish translation]
- Power [Serbian translation]
- River lyrics
- Power lyrics
- Still Falling for You [Dutch translation]
- Still Falling for You [Finnish translation]
- Something In The Way You Move lyrics
- On My Mind [Thai translation]
- Sixteen lyrics
- Sixteen [Spanish translation]
- Still Falling for You [Greek translation]
- Salt Skin lyrics
- Something In The Way You Move [Croatian translation]
- Only You [Turkish translation]
- Still Falling for You [German translation]
- Paradise [Italian translation]
- The Greatest lyrics
- Something In The Way You Move [Spanish translation]
- The End [Hungarian translation]
- Something In The Way You Move [Romanian translation]
- Something In The Way You Move [Greek translation]
- On My Mind [Serbian translation]
- Still Falling for You [Indonesian translation]
- Paradise [Greek translation]
- Power [Thai translation]
- Starry Eyed [Chinese translation]
- Only You [Hungarian translation]
- Minnet Eylemem lyrics
- The Writer [French translation]
- Still Falling for You lyrics
- Starry Eyed [Finnish translation]
- Starry Eyed lyrics
- Starry Eyed [Hungarian translation]
- El monstruo lyrics
- Starry Eyed [Serbian translation]
- Power [Spanish translation]
- The Writer [Italian translation]
- On My Mind [Portuguese translation]
- Sixteen [Greek translation]
- Something In The Way You Move [Russian translation]
- Still Falling for You [Serbian translation]
- Paradise [Croatian translation]
- Still Falling for You [Portuguese translation]
- Still Falling for You [German translation]
- The Writer [Hungarian translation]
- The Writer lyrics
- Power [French translation]
- Still Falling for You [Catalan translation]
- Triumph lyrics
- Still Falling for You [Croatian translation]
- Starry Eyed [Hungarian translation]
- Starry Eyed [French translation]
- Still Falling for You [Hungarian translation]
- Still Falling for You [Romanian translation]
- Something In The Way You Move [Italian translation]
- Sixteen [Hungarian translation]
- Something In The Way You Move [Ukrainian translation]
- Still Falling for You [Italian translation]
- Still Falling for You [French translation]
- Sixteen [Turkish translation]
- On My Mind [Romanian translation]
- Salt Skin [French translation]
- Only You [Czech translation]
- The Greatest [Spanish translation]
- Starry Eyed [Romanian translation]
- Slow Grenade [Greek translation]
- Start lyrics
- Still Falling for You [Spanish translation]
- The Greatest [Turkish translation]
- Only You [Portuguese translation]
- Slow Grenade [Turkish translation]
- Slow Grenade lyrics
- On My Mind [Spanish translation]
- Stay awake lyrics
- Still Falling for You [Turkish translation]
- The Writer [German translation]
- On My Mind [Turkish translation]
- Only You lyrics
- Only You [Greek translation]
- The Writer [Greek translation]
- Help Me to Help Myself lyrics
- Something In The Way You Move [Finnish translation]
- Starry Eyed [Portuguese translation]
- Power [Turkish translation]
- Something In The Way You Move [French translation]
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