There are several music acts named Orlando:

1. A Eurodance group from Italy

2. A romo band from the United Kingdom

3. A rock band from Spain

4. A singer from Uganda

5. A comedy troupe

1. Orlando was an Eurodance project from Italy. It was produced by the S.A.I.F.A.M group owned by Mauro Farina. Bruno Rosellini and Danilo Ballo were the producers.

Orlando released several singles such as "Rock My Heart", "Wasting Water", "She's Alone", "I'm Dreaming" or "Let Me Go".

In 2000 appeared the album titled "Number 1".

2. Orlando was a Romo band founded by Dickon Edwards and Tim Chipping. In the summer of 1996, Orlando released their first single, "Just for a Second". The Magic EP followed in the fall, and it received similar reviews. "Nature's Hated," the group's third single, was scheduled for spring release in 1997.

Orlando finally delivered their full-length debut, "Passive Soul", in September 1997, released by Blanco y Negro.

Edwards subsequently went on to form the band Fosca.

Romo was a short-lived British pop cultural movement, which had its heyday in late 1995 and early 1996.

The Romo movement was essentially a derivation of late-1970s disco and early-1980s club music, with an emphasis on the extroverted sartorial style and decadent air of New Romantic-era bands such as Visage and Soft Cell. The name itself was derived from "Romantic" and was generally pronounced to rhyme with "slow moe", rather than "rommo".

3. Orlando is a band from Madrid. Band members are Ana Béjar, Alfonso Pozo and Alfonso Pachés. They have so far released three records: Farewell EP, Grand Silence and Songs Before Sunrise. The latter is their first album for label Astro Discos, released in 2005. Their music can be described as a mix between folk, pop and jazz.

4. Orlando is also a Ugandan musician-singer, highly popular in his country. One of his most famous songs is 'Piga Makofi'.

5. Orlando is a comedy act off youtube that has then been turned into a song. The comedy act entitled Gap Yah, which has been remixed and features The Banter.

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