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“Maria” is from Blondie’s 1999 comeback album No Exit, their first studio release in 17 years. Built around a soaring melody and Debbie Harry’s commanding vocal, the song tells of fascination with an irresistible, elusive woman and marked the band’s triumphant return to the charts. It became a major... show more

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