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A-ha is a famous music band from Norway.

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A-ha 1984

Three friends started the group in 1982. They moved to London to build a music career. The members are Morten Harket, Paul Waaktaar-Savoy, and Magne Furuholmen. They play keyboards and guitars to make synth-pop music.

In 1985, their first album became a huge hit. It was called Hunting High and Low. Their song "Take On Me" became a number-one hit in the U.S.

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A-ha all1

The song had a very special music video. It used a style called rotoscoping. This means artists drew over film frames to make animation. The video won six awards at the MTV Video Music Awards.

The band has had many successes since then. They wrote the song "The Living Daylights" for a James Bond film.

They also played for a massive crowd in Brazil. At the Rock in Rio festival, 198,000 people watched them. This set a Guinness World Record for a rock concert. A-ha has released eleven studio albums. They have sold more than 100 million records to fans.

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