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- Languages:Catalan, Spanish
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- Official site:http://www.marinarossell.com
- Wiki:http://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marina_Rossell_i_Figueras
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Marina Rossell Lyrics
- Les fulles mortes [Les feuilles mortes] [French translation]
- Per què, Déu meu? [Pourquoi, mon Dieu?] [French translation]
- Cull la primera poma [Cogli la prima mela] [English translation]
- Per què, Déu meu? [Pourquoi, mon Dieu?] [English translation]
- Marina Rossell - Per què, Déu meu? [Pourquoi, mon Dieu?]
- Marina Rossell - Napolitana [Lacreme napulitane]
- Les fulles mortes [Les feuilles mortes] [English translation]
- Napolitana [Lacreme napulitane] [English translation]
- Cull la primera poma [Cogli la prima mela] lyrics
- Les fulles mortes [Les feuilles mortes] lyrics
Marina Rossell featuring lyrics
Marina Rossell also performed lyrics
- Corrandes de lluna (English translation)
- Amor, que tens ma vida... (Spanish translation)
- El adiós del soldado (Italian translation)
- El adiós del soldado (French translation)
- El adiós del soldado lyrics
- Corrandes de lluna lyrics
- Amor, que tens ma vida... lyrics
- El adiós del soldado (English translation)
- El adiós del soldado (Croatian translation)
- Amor, que tens ma vida... (English translation)
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