Adoro is a German opera crossover music project that has had several hit albums for Universal.^[1]

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• Peter Dasch (bass-baritone)
• Nico Müller (baritone)
• Jandy Ganguly (baritone)
• Assaf Kacholi (lyric tenor)
• Laszlo Maleczky (tenor) - former fifth member