Talk:Şımarık
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[edit] Other versions
If I understand anything in this Japanese page, it seems that the versions are:
- Simarik, by Tarkan
- Filakia, by Lefteris Pantazis
- Neshika, by Rinat Bar
- Kiss Kiss, by Holly Valance
- Kiss Kiss, by Soleil Stella
- Ein Kuss, by Die Schlümpfe ("The Smurfs"?)
- La Muchacha Turca, by Hakim
- La Muchacha Guapa, by La Banda Pachuco
- Dijamante, by Jelena Karleusa
- Potselui, by Filip Kirkorov
- Chu! Chu!, by some Japanese 速水けんたろう
- something, by Mehran
--Error 00:36, 2 February 2006 (UTC)
If any one can wikify this information and add it to the page it would be nice
- note: his hit song Sikdim was copied into Telugu, a movie called Aadhi starring Jr. NTR. It can be heard here: http://www.musicindiaonline.com/l/27/s/movie_name.5723/
the song name is Chiki Chiki 82.145.231.52 01:40, 26 April 2006 (UTC)
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