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The story of the band that formed in Antarctica: played live for 17 people in sub-zero temperatures, but was seen by more than two billion
Clarín · global
Nunatak brought together two meteorologists, an ozone layer researcher, a polar guide, and a marine biologist. They performed at the Rothera Research Station, but their song "How Many People" was part of Live Earth 2007 and reached the whole world. For some, it was a "cold band", for others...
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