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- Classement du single T'es pas cap Pinocchio
- Classement du single Pinocchio en hiver (Kalinka)
- Classement du single Petit Papa Noël
- Classement du single DJ Pinocchio
- Classement du single Pinocchio le clown
- Classement du single L'oiseau électrique
- Classement du single Klick klack
- Classement du single Pinocchio in Moskau (Kalinka)
- Classement du single Lass uns lachen
- Classement du single Mon coeur fait boom boom
- Classement de l'album Mon Alboum !
- Classement de l'album Magic Pinocchio
- Classement de l'album Mein Album !
