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Borre Zon Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Borre Zon are the pop ensemble of Dutchmen Murk Wuite and Hans C. Rebers. The former's the musical genius behind it all, the
latter is mostly known for his good looks and raw (to say the least) stage act.
After a prolonged break, the duo did a surprise tour of the French Vosges mountains in the summer of 2013, making many new fans among the local wildlife.
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