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Fame

Also known as Jessica Andersson & Magnus Bäcklund

Swedish musical duo

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Image: Eurovision Song Contest 2003 - Sweden - Fame.jpg

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Jessica Andersson

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BLP articles lacking sources from May 2023 Eurovision Song Contest entrants Male–female musical duos Melodifestivalen winners Swedish musical duos

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