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• Devo — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Devo Información personal Origen Akron, EE. UU …   Wikipedia Español

• Devo 2.0 — Also known as DEV2.O Origin United States Genres Children s music, teen pop Years active 2006–2007 Label …   Wikipedia

• DEVO — au Festival International de Benicàssim (2007). Devo (le groupe de désévolution) est un groupe de rock d after punk ou de new wave proto industrielle, originaire d Akron en Ohio. Il s est produit pour la première fois en 1972 et il est parvenu à… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Devo — au Festival international de Benicàssim (2007). Devo (le groupe de désévolution) est un groupe de rock d after punk ou de new wave proto industrielle, originaire d Akron en Ohio. Il s est produit pour la première fois en 1972 et il est parvenu à… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Devo — Mark Mothersbaugh 2008 …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Devo — This article is about the band. For other uses, see Devo (disambiguation). Devo in Boston, June 27, 2008 Background information Origin …   Wikipedia

• Devo — Devo …   Википедия

• Devo — ▪ American music group       American new wave (new wave) band from Akron, Ohio, that took its name from devolution, the theory of mankind s regression that informed the band s music and stage act. The band members were Mark Mothersbaugh, Jerry… …   Universalium

• devo — adj American apparently robotic or depersonalised. The name of the avant garde late 1970s band (who presented themselves as near automatons and semi retards due to devolution ) is now used to describe a somnambulistic , expressionless person or… …   Contemporary slang

• devo — I. /ˈdɛvoʊ/ (say devoh) adjective Colloquial extremely upset: completely devo about the team s loss. Also, devo d, devoed. {shortened form of devastated} II. /ˈdivoʊ/ (say deevoh) noun Colloquial a deviant. {shortened form of deviant} …  

• Devo — Recorded as D Vaux, De Vaux, Vaux, D Avaux, Devo, Devot, Devote, Devoy, Devoye, and probably others, this is a famous English surname, but usually one of Norman French origins. Introduced into England in two separate periods, the first and most… …   Surnames reference