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* [2006.11.22] [[Very Love -0.5C|VERY LOVE -0.5℃]] ('''MAO/d''')
 
* [2006.11.22] [[Very Love -0.5C|VERY LOVE -0.5℃]] ('''MAO/d''')
 
* [2007.02.07] [[Mizu no Inori -Joy-|Mizu no Inori -JOY-]] (水の祈り -JOY-) ('''MAO/d''')
 
* [2007.02.07] [[Mizu no Inori -Joy-|Mizu no Inori -JOY-]] (水の祈り -JOY-) ('''MAO/d''')
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* [2009.03.17] [[Bitter Sweet]]
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* [2009.06.24] [[Naki Taku Naru Kedo]]
  
 
===<span class="mw-headline"> Compilations / Other</span>===
 
===<span class="mw-headline"> Compilations / Other</span>===

Revision as of 06:12, 11 May 2009

MAO/d is a Japanese pop artist. She was featured on Ketsumeishi's single Danjo 6 Nin Natsu Monogatari. She was formerly known as Denda Mao on Universal Music.


Profile

  • Stage name: MAO/d
  • Real name: Denda Mao (傳田真央)

Information

Mao debuted in 2000 with the single Mimi Moto ni Iru yo... ~Ring the Bells~. Although she had been featured with AI and had been performing live concerts, she disappeared in 2002. In 2006 she came back as MAO/d with the single Very Love -0.5C.

Works

Note: All releases are 'Denda Mao' unless stated.

Albums

Singles

Compilations / Other

VHS / DVD

External Links


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