Candela (Swedish band)

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Candela
Origin Vejbystrand, Sweden
Genres Dansband music
Years active 1984-

Candela is a dansband from Vejbystrand in Sweden, [1] established in 1984

Contents

Members

Vocals
Guitar
Bass
Keyboards
Saxophone
Drums

Discography

Albums

Svensktoppen songs

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