Me gusta ser una zorra
translated song; Spanish version of "I Wanna Be Your Dog"
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Me gusta ser una zorra
Summary
Me gusta ser una zorra is a musical work/composition[1].
Key Facts
- Me gusta ser una zorra's instance of is recorded as musical work/composition[2].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's composer is recorded as Dave Alexander[3].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's composer is recorded as Ron Asheton[4].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's composer is recorded as Scott Asheton[5].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's composer is recorded as Iggy Pop[6].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's based on is recorded as I Wanna Be Your Dog[7].
- Among the performers on Me gusta ser una zorra was Vulpes[8].
- The original language of Me gusta ser una zorra was Spanish[9].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's language of work or name is recorded as Spanish[10].
- Me gusta ser una zorra was released on 1983[11].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's translator is recorded as Guadalupe Vázquez[12].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's translator is recorded as Loles Vázquez[13].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's lyricist is recorded as Dave Alexander[14].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's lyricist is recorded as Ron Asheton[15].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's lyricist is recorded as Scott Asheton[16].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's lyricist is recorded as Iggy Pop[17].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's catalog is recorded as SGAE repertory[18].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's title is recorded as Me gusta ser una zorra[19].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's has characteristic is recorded as translated song[20].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's has melody is recorded as I Wanna Be Your Dog[21].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's form of creative work is recorded as song[22].
- Me gusta ser una zorra's translation of is recorded as I Wanna Be Your Dog[23].
Product Details
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Body
Authorship and Creation
Among the performers on Me gusta ser una zorra was Vulpes[8].
Publication
Me gusta ser una zorra was released on 1983[11]. The original language of it was Spanish[9]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Spanish[10].