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Meanings of cartoon band in English

Portuguese
bandas virtuais
Spanish
banda virtual

Fictional band or music group whose members are not depicted as corporeal musicians, but animated characters.

bandas virtuais
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Examples for "virtual band"
Examples for "virtual band"
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Not that it matters - Gorillaz is a virtual band.
Wired
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Gorillaz are not the world's first virtual band.
The Irish Times
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But musicians were measurably out of sync with their virtual band mates -one measure, to be precise.
Wired
4
Moonchild is also excited about working with the widely popular and iconic British virtual band Gorillaz, who recently announced a new project.
The South African
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This site enables songwriters and musicians to come together as virtual bands.
Wired
1
It had been a virtual group- acohortdrawn out of the HIP's records.
The emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer
2
Intervention: Online DPP included a virtual group format, live e-coach, weekly modules delivered asynchronously, and wireless home scales.
Pubmed
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The debut album, Gorillaz, sold an impressive 6 million copies worldwide, making it the most successful album ever by a virtual group.
Wired
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Just as Band-Aids have their place in medicine, so, too, do the eGetgoings of the world, which offer virtual group sessions and one-on-one counseling chats.
Wired
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-Sears Canada Inc has found a new way to get consumers hooked on deals -this time in a virtual group-buyingpromotion.
Reuters
Usage of cartoon band in English
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GorillazWho would have thought we could have missed a cartoon band this much.
The Irish Times
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Banksy was also linked to Jamie Hewlett, the artist behind cartoon band Gorillaz.
News.com.au
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So we got this idea for a cartoon band, something that would be a comment on that.
Wired
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Many cartoons run for a very long time, but only one cartoon band has such a long-term plot.
The Irish Times
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