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Britif singles
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Crazy | 1995 |
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If You Need My Love | 2000 |
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Britif biography
Britif was the name of a famous Spanish club Bri-tif (Caravaca). Juan José Bosque produced the single titled Crazy featuring Cod-Cake female vocalist Angy in 1995. It was written by Jose Felipe Reig, J.J. Bosque and Manuel Tejeda Martin, arranged by Jose Felipe Reig, J.A. Del Toro, and Valentin.
In 2000, DJ Piñero and Javi Golo recorded a single titled If You Need My Love in memory of the club mentioned above (now it is closed).
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Britif biography was last updated Fri, November 10th 2017
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