Complete Spanish Recordings
- "Qué tal, Dolly? (Hello, Dolly!)"
- "Pequeña Flor (Petite Fleur)"
- "Tú no tienes corazón (Anyone Who Had a Heart)"
- "Cantando al caminar (The Road)"
All four songs were released in 1964 in Spain on Hispavox EP "Petula Clark canta en Español" (Cat.-No. HV 27-126).
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