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* ], a 1908 opera by Ettore Panizza * ], a 1908 opera by Ettore Panizza
* ], an orchestral tone poem by William Lloyd Webber * ], an orchestral tone poem by William Lloyd Webber

==== Bands ====
* ], an American/British girl group * ], an American/British girl group
* ], a British group * ], a British group
* ], a Hungarian group * ], a Hungarian group
* Aurora, a German dark wave band later known as ] * Aurora, a German dark wave band later known as ]

==== Albums ====
* ] (2005) * ] (2005)
* ] * ]
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* ''Aurora'', an album by ] * ''Aurora'', an album by ]
* ''Aurora'', an album of ] * ''Aurora'', an album of ]

==== Songs ====
* ] * ]
* ] * ]
* "Aurora", by 36 Crazyfists from '']'' * "Aurora", a song by 36 Crazyfists from '']''
* "Aurora", by ] * "Aurora", a song by ]
* "Aurora", by Björk from '']'' * "Aurora", a song by Björk from '']''
* "L'aurora", by Eros Ramazzotti from '']'' * "L'aurora", a song by Eros Ramazzotti from '']''
* "Aurora", by Gloria Trevi from '']'' * "Aurora", a song by Gloria Trevi from '']''
* "Aurora", by ] * "Aurora", a song by ]
* "Aurora", by Lapush from '']'' * "Aurora", a song by Lapush from '']''
* "Aurora", by Susumu Hirasawa from '']'' * "Aurora", a song by Susumu Hirasawa from '']''
** "Aurora 2", a Susumu Hirasawa remix of "Aurora" from '']'' ** "Aurora 2", a Susumu Hirasawa remix of "Aurora" from '']''
* "Aurora", by Vanessa Mae from '']'' * "Aurora", a song by Vanessa Mae from '']''
* "Aurora", by Veruca Salt from '']'' * "Aurora", a song by Veruca Salt from '']''


== Fictional characters == == Fictional characters ==

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An aurora is a natural light display in the sky based around the polar regions.

Aurora may also refer to:

Places

Brazil

Philippines

Romania

United States

Other places

Education

Entertainment

Film and television

Gaming

Music

Fictional characters

Literature

Media

Organizations

Science and technology

Astronomy

Biology

Computing and internet

Sports

Structures

Transportation

Automobiles

Rail

Watercraft

Other uses

See also

Topics referred to by the same term Disambiguation iconThis disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Aurora.
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