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Alliage (boy band) : ウィキペディア英語版
Alliage (band)

Alliage was a French boy band active from 1996 to 2000.
==History==
Alliage was assembled during the 1990s boy band craze. The musical group was met with the most commercial success in France alongside fellow boy acts like Worlds Apart, 2Be3 and G-Squad. The band included four young men; Steven Gunnell, Roman Lata Ares, Brian Torres and lead singer Quentin Elias. Alliage, whose name translates as "mixture," was marketed as a multicultural fusion of several different ethnic origins: Corsican, Spanish, American, and Algerian-French, respectively. Some of their songs were "alliages" of several languages such as "Baila" and "Lucy".
The group's breakthrough hit was their first single "Baila" ("''Dance, I love you, your memory still follows me''") which sold more than 450,000 copies. Their first album titled ''Alliage, l'album'' was released in 1997, selling more than 500,000 copies. At the peak of their success, ''Alliage'' collaborated with Irish boy band Boyzone on "Te garder près de moi" and Swedish band Ace of Base on "Cruel Summer".

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