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AO Paris, France
Le nom du groupe s'appelle AO (en japonais : Bleu), et on s'attend à ce qu'il
présente un beau bleu, comme le va-et-
vient des vagues, pour raconter
l'impermanence de la vie, et l'attendre avec son flux éternel. Le groupe se
compose de quatre musiciens, guitare, clavier, Taiko et la machine à écrire.
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