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'''Wessel van Diepen''' ([[november 12]], [[1966]], [[Delft]], [[Netherlands|The netherlands]]<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Wessel+Van+Diepen|title=Biography and Discography}}</ref>), born '''Wilbert van Diepenbroek''', was a [[Netherlands|Dutch]] [[radio]] host for [[Radio 538]] (until October 2006). He is the creator of popular [[house music]] groups, like [[LA Style]], [[Nakatomi (band)|Nakatomi]] and the [[Vengaboys]], published by his [[record label]] [[Breakin' Records]].He works using the pseudonym DJ Delmundo alongside his songwriting partner Dennis Van Den Driesschen aka DJ Danski. In the Netherlands these are referred to as the trance Lennon/McCartney. |
'''Wessel van Diepen''' ([[november 12]], [[1966]], [[Delft]], [[Netherlands|The netherlands]]<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Wessel+Van+Diepen|title=Biography and Discography}}</ref>), born '''Wilbert van Diepenbroek''', was a [[Netherlands|Dutch]] [[radio]] host for [[Radio 538]] (until October 2006). He is the creator of popular [[house music]] groups, like [[LA Style]], [[Nakatomi (band)|Nakatomi]] and the [[Vengaboys]], published by his [[record label]] [[Breakin' Records]].He works using the pseudonym DJ Delmundo alongside his songwriting partner Dennis Van Den Driesschen aka DJ Danski. In the Netherlands these are referred to as the trance Lennon/McCartney. |
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Wessel van Diepen (november 12, 1966, Delft, The netherlands[1]), born Wilbert van Diepenbroek, was a Dutch radio host for Radio 538 (until October 2006). He is the creator of popular house music groups, like LA Style, Nakatomi and the Vengaboys, published by his record label Breakin' Records.He works using the pseudonym DJ Delmundo alongside his songwriting partner Dennis Van Den Driesschen aka DJ Danski. In the Netherlands these are referred to as the trance Lennon/McCartney.
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