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Muhammad Abduh: "This is the era of 'auto tune'".(singer Muhammad...
News Wire article from: Middle East ...enjoyed his singing. Abduh also emphasized that today is the era of 'Auto Tune', where singers rely...voices. In his view Abduh divides satellite channels...its taste and silly. Muhammad Abduh's episode was ...

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