Incognito (Amanda Lear Album) - Alternative Album Editions

Alternative Album Editions

  • 1981 South American Spanish language edition:

Side B

  1. "Igual" (Spanish language version of "Égal") (Anthony Monn, Amanda Lear, Julio César) **
  2. "Dama De Berlin" (Spanish language version of "Berlin Lady") (M. Stepstone, P. Dibbens, Julio César) **
  3. "Ninfomanía" (Spanish language version of "Nymphomania") (P. Macabal, M. Gouty, Julio César) **
  • ** Non-album version

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