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A-Europa, also known as A-Eiropa, is a Europop [1] band from Latvia. The name A-Eiropa originally stood for "Austrumeiropa" which means "Eastern Europe" in Latvian.[ citation needed]
A quite unusual[ citation needed] cultural phenomenon is the fact that the group most often releases two versions of songs - one in Latvian and another in Russian (same music, different verses) - or mixes both languages in the same song.
The originator and voice of the group is Artūrs Duboks, who lives in the city of Daugavpils[ citation needed] in Latvia.
The group has several times ranked in the top of the hits list for national radio stations and abroad.[ citation needed] A-Eiropa's hits have included "Baltās rozes"/"Белые розы" (White roses), "Jūrmala"/"Юрмала" ( Jūrmala) and others.
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A-Europa, also known as A-Eiropa, is a Europop [1] band from Latvia. The name A-Eiropa originally stood for "Austrumeiropa" which means "Eastern Europe" in Latvian.[ citation needed]
A quite unusual[ citation needed] cultural phenomenon is the fact that the group most often releases two versions of songs - one in Latvian and another in Russian (same music, different verses) - or mixes both languages in the same song.
The originator and voice of the group is Artūrs Duboks, who lives in the city of Daugavpils[ citation needed] in Latvia.
The group has several times ranked in the top of the hits list for national radio stations and abroad.[ citation needed] A-Eiropa's hits have included "Baltās rozes"/"Белые розы" (White roses), "Jūrmala"/"Юрмала" ( Jūrmala) and others.
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