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Nidji’s song becomes MU’s next anthem

JP/Arief SuhardimanJAKARTA: A song by local rock band Nidji has reportedly been used by UK football team Manchester United

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span class="caption" style="width: 198px;">JP/Arief SuhardimanJAKARTA: A song by local rock band Nidji has reportedly been used by UK football team Manchester United.

The band’s members were surprised at the decision to use the song, titled “Liberty Victoria”, tribunnews.com reported.

Nidji recently played the song during a meet-and-greet event with Manchester players Gordon McQueen and Dwight Yorke in Jakarta.

The band has produced five albums since 2005.

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