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Adoro (band)

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Adoro
Choir
Origin	Germany
Members	4 (originally 5)
Notable members	Peter Dasch Nico Müller Jandy Ganguly Assaf Kacholi Laszlo Maleczky (former)

Adoro is a German opera crossover music project that has had several hit albums for Universal.^[1]

^ "Wochenspiegel vom 14. November 2009: Interview mit Nico Müller und Laszlo Maleczky von "Adoro"". Archived from the original on 24 November 2009. Retrieved 23 January 2016.

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