Bandana
Bandana Argentine pop girl group playing cards 2002.
Bandana is an Argentine pop group formed in 2001 following the trend of teen pop girl groups established by the Spice Girls. Two different fan decks are shown on this page. See: Wikipedia►
Above: Bandana Spanish-suited Argentine pop girl group playing cards 2002. 40 cards in box. Photos of pop singers posing on each card. Reverse: repeating 'Bandana' text printed diagonally.
The second deck is more colourful.
Above: Bandana Argentine pop girl group playing cards 2002. 40 cards in box. Photos of pop singers posing on each card. Reverse: group photo and text 'Bandana'.
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