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Som de Adoradores (Ao Vivo) 

"Som de Adoradores" is a live album by Aline Barros released in 2004, being the first by the label MK Music. It was recorded at 'Comunidade Internacional Zona Sul', and nominated for a Latin Grammy 2005. It's one of the singer's best-selling albums, selling over 500,000 copies, being certified diamond by ABPD. In 2005 the singer recorded a DVD for the album in Rio de Janeiro, which was also certified diamond. All the tracks on the album were successful, being played on the radio and sung in churches in Brazil and abroad.
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"Som de Adoradores" is a live album by Aline Barros released in 2004, being the first by the label MK Music. It was recorded at 'Comunidade Internacional Zona Sul', and nominated for a Latin Grammy 2005. It's one of the singer's best-selling albums, selling over 500,000 copies, being certified diamond by ABPD. In 2005 the singer recorded a DVD for the album in Rio de Janeiro, which was also certified diamond. All the tracks on the album were successful, being played on the radio and sung in churches in Brazil and abroad.

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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:MK Publicita

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