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أشهر Fairuz Sings The Hits Of Loulou By Rahbani Brothers mp3, flac, wma أغاني لولو DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: Sings The Hits Of Loulou By Rahbani Brothers أشهر أغاني لولو Country: Lebanon MP3 version RAR size: 1467 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1492 mb WMA version RAR size: 1514 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 115 Other Formats: VOC DMF MIDI AUD ASF DXD XM Tracklist Hide Credits Loulou: First Introduction A1 Composed By – Fréres Rahbani* Ensa Keef A2 Composed By – Fréres Rahbani*Lyrics By – Fréres Rahbani* Fi Ahwa Al Mafrak A3 Arranged By – Elias RahbaniComposed By – Fréres Rahbani*Lyrics By – Fréres Rahbani* Kanou Ya Habibi (Plaine Ma Plaine) A4 Composed By – L.Knipper*Lyrics By – Fréres Rahbani* Min Ezz Ennom B'tesrekni A5 *Lyrics By – Fréres Rahbaniفيلمون وهبي – Composed By Allah Maak Ya Hawana A6 Composed By – Fréres Rahbani*Lyrics By – Fréres Rahbani* Loulou: Second Introduction B1 Composed By – Elias Rahbani Rajine Ya Hawa B2 Composed By – Fréres Rahbani*Lyrics By – Fréres Rahbani* Sayf El Marajil Hekam B3 Composed By – Fréres Rahbani*Lyrics By – Fréres Rahbani* Nattarouna Ktir B4 Composed By – Ziad RahbaniLyrics By – Fréres Rahbani* Kaan Enna Tahoun B5 Composed By – Elias RahbaniLyrics By – Fréres Rahbani* Companies, etc. Distributed By – EMI Greece S.A. Manufactured By – EMI Greece S.A. Phonographic Copyright (p) – A. Chahine & Fils Pressed By – Columbia, Athens Notes Voix De L'Orient Series Produced By A. Chahine & Fils (P) 1979 A. Chahine & Fils, Beirut Made in Greece By EMI [Catalogue number 03 GVDL 312 on cover / GVDL 312 on LP] Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Labels Side A): SCVO 1490 Matrix / Runout (Labels Side B): SCVO 1491 Rights Society: SACEM SACD SDRM SGDL Other: MT 8143 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Sings The Hits Of Loulou By Voix De 03 TC-GVDL أشهر TC-GVDL Rahbani Brothers 03 Fairuz Lebanon Unknown Cass, Album, L'Orient 312) أغاني لولو 312 RE) Related Music albums to Sings The Hits Of Loulou By by Fairuz أشهر أغاني لولو Rahbani Brothers 1. Les Frères Jacques - Les Frères Jacques Chantent Prévert 2. Rahbaniyat - Favourite Songs Vol.2 رحبانيات - ساعة وغنية - الجزء الثاني - Various 3. Alexis Menakian, Elias Rahbani - Laziza / I'm Falcon And You 4. Ziad Rahbani - Love Theme from "Traces in the Sand" 5. Sur La Colline Des Djinns على تلة الجن - Elias Rahbani 6. Fairuz - Loulou Volume 3 7. Elias Rahbani And His Orchestra / Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show - Liza / Penny 8. Les Fréres Gentille - Les Fréres Gentille 9. Ziad Rahbani - 10. Les Faux Freres - Les Faux Frères.

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