Rebeka Brown

Rebeka Brown

Rebeka Brown (née sous le nom de Rebeka Jimenez Moreno, le 29 avril 1975 à Barcelone) est une chanteuse espagnole.

Discographie[1]

  • Go Deeper (Negrita Rec, 2003)
  • I need some more (Groove On, 2003)
  • Deep Center (Glitter/Serial killer, 2004)
  • Sun Rising Up (Urbana Rec, 2004)
  • Acida 220 (Glitter/Serial killer, 2005)
  • This is my life (Matinee Rec, 2004)
  • Takedown (Bilingual, 2006)
  • Maniac (House Works, 2007)
  • New Day (A touch of class, 2007)
  • You & I (Set me free, 2008)
  • Real Things (Matinee Rec, 2008)
  • Kinda Girl (Urbana Rec/Pirates Fed. 2008)
  • Don't let this moment end (Vendeta, 2009)
  • Why (Rockstar, 2009)
  • Keep On (Vendeta, 2009)
  • Millenium (Set me free, 2009)

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