These boys don't belt, but they can still sing.
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- If you ask me where I´m from, it will take me about five minutes to answer. Currently wandering around Central America with my partner and my backpack. My biggest worry is wondering if we will actually make it to Machu Picchu this trip or not.
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Robb - these guys are friends of mine from IU! The tall one in the center is now in the chorus of Mamma Mia on Bway. the Latin one next to him is the group's founder and is now a newscaster in Chicago. These guys were so awesome and they took the male a cappella world by storm. glad you found their clip.
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Jason Burke
Thanks again for finding something awesome and fun for our viewing pleasure. Sure miss you this season. This reminded Dad of when you were in the Madrigals.
ReplyDeleteJason - small world, isn't it? I'd heard of these boys peripherally at some point, but this is the first time I've really heard them perform. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteMom - I can only wish my high school madrigal choir sounded anything like these guys, but I'll take that as a compliment from Dad. ::grin::