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Opus I
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AimA Italy
AimA is a poet, a photographer and a vocalist. She's the founder of the neo-classical band Les Jumeaux Discordants and she's involved in several projects, for example with the Austrian formation Allerseelen and the Greek project iNsCissorS.
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