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Aidonia returns from overseas gig
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
DANCEHALL deejay Aidonia and his protégé Deablo returned to the island yesterday after a two-week promotional gig of Europe.
The two said they were overwhelmed by the turnout to each show. They performed in cities in France, Holland, Switzerland, Italy, and Finland.
"It's always a blessing performing in Europe and to see my fans sing my songs word for word and some don't even speak English as their native tongue," says Aidonia.
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