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Alain Oulman (15 June 1928 – 28 March 1990 (aged 61)) was a Portuguese songwriter. He was responsible for some of the biggest hits of Amália Rodrigues. [1][2]

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[de] Alain Oulman

Alain Bertrand Robert Oulman (* 15. Juni 1928 in Dafundo; † 29. März 1990 in Paris) war ein portugiesischer Komponist und Verleger. Er hat einen großen Teil der Kompositionen für die Fado-Sängerin Amália Rodrigues geschrieben, wie Alfama, Gaivota oder Meu amor, meu amor.

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- [en] Alain Oulman

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