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Leo Aberer

Leo Aberer (born in Vienna on March 27, 1978), also "Leo" or "Leeone", is an Austrian pop singer. He became famous through his participation in the Ö3 soundcheck during the year 2005, the ORF-Show The Match and the preliminary decision of Eurovision Song Contest 2011 with Patricia Kaiser.

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Leo Aberer

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Name
Leo Aberer
Born
27 March 1978
Occupation
Singer-songwriter, musician
Nationality
Austria.
Fields
pop music and alternative rock.

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Leo Aberer (born in Vienna on March 27, 1978), also "Leo" or "Leeone", is an Austrian pop singer. He became famous through his participation in the Ö3 soundcheck during the year 2005, the ORF-Show The Match and the preliminary decision of Eurovision Song Contest 2011 with Patricia Kaiser.

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Leo Aberer (born 1978) is a composer, liedermacher and musician, among other activities, of Austrian nationality. The composer was born in Vienna. The work spans alternative rock and pop music.

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  1. 01Biography
  2. 02Recordings and discography
  3. 03Notes, references and evidence

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