Collaboration: Bon-Bon Blanco
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| Main Name | Bon-Bon Blanco (cr2516) |
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| Official Name | ja |
| Date of Birth | ??.??.2002 |
| Date of Death | ??.??.2009 |
| jobs | musicianA musician is a person who plays a musical instrument or is musically talented. Anyone who composes, conducts, or performs music may be referred to as a musician. A musician who plays a musical instrument is also known as an instrumentalist. |
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| Edited by | hidden on 2015-03-22 11:56 |
Bon-Bon Blanco is a Japanese popular music group during 2002 and 2009. The origin of the name is Spanish. The group used to belong to Columbia Music Entertainment, but has moved to Bouncy Records in 2006.
The group formed in 2002 with 4 members of a group named Nansho Kids: Sakurai Mako, Nakadai Izumi, Matsumoto Tomoyo, and Mizutani Ruri (sister of famous actress, Mizutani Yuri) and added Santos Anna (who appeared in a Japanese version of Annie) as a vocalist and debuted at Bandai display corner at Tokyo Omocha Show in May of the same year. Their unique style, 4 percussionists and 1 vocalist, attracted a lot of attention from media in Japan even before they debuted. With an average age of 14 at the time of debut, they were also gracing the cover of music magazines. In June of the same year, their official Website "B3 TV" was opened.
The turning point had come in 2004. Their 6th single, Bon Voyage was used as a theme of a famous animation program, One Piece, and it became #8 at hit charts in Japan. And Bon-Bon Blanco's name finally was recognized by a lot of people. And with 7th single, Tenohira o Taiyo ni, they visited a lot of elementary schools, including the school Anna graduated at. This song is the 4th cover song of the group after Conga from Miami Sound Machine and Come to me from Bobby Caldwell, and Ureshii Tanoshii Daisuki from Dreams Come True, all of which are included in their 2nd album, B3 masterpieces 2002-2004.
However, after the hit of Bon Voyage, the gap between the group aiming at and what fans require was widened graduately, and the sales of copies of each single descended along with that. And after they released Ai ga ippai in 2005, although the group was sometimes guested to some concerts including a musical named Angel Gate, they had to take a factual leave continued for one and half years.
On July 25, 2006, they had a concert at Shibuya Bpxx, and it was the beginning of their return. On August 30, they released Yura Yura Yureru, from a new record label set up by the producer of Bon-Bon Blanco, Bouncy Records.
In 2007, the group started its activity from the concert held at Shibuya O-EAST on January 27. On February 21, they released their 11th single, ∞Changing∞. They had several free concerts in Akihabara from March to July. From July, they started monthly concert titled Onna Matsuri (女祭) at Shibuya O-West. On February 6, 2008, their first live DVD which included this song was released.
On May 14, 2008, Izumi left the group, and other members announced that they will continue their activity as a quartet on their official web site.
The group formed in 2002 with 4 members of a group named Nansho Kids: Sakurai Mako, Nakadai Izumi, Matsumoto Tomoyo, and Mizutani Ruri (sister of famous actress, Mizutani Yuri) and added Santos Anna (who appeared in a Japanese version of Annie) as a vocalist and debuted at Bandai display corner at Tokyo Omocha Show in May of the same year. Their unique style, 4 percussionists and 1 vocalist, attracted a lot of attention from media in Japan even before they debuted. With an average age of 14 at the time of debut, they were also gracing the cover of music magazines. In June of the same year, their official Website "B3 TV" was opened.
The turning point had come in 2004. Their 6th single, Bon Voyage was used as a theme of a famous animation program, One Piece, and it became #8 at hit charts in Japan. And Bon-Bon Blanco's name finally was recognized by a lot of people. And with 7th single, Tenohira o Taiyo ni, they visited a lot of elementary schools, including the school Anna graduated at. This song is the 4th cover song of the group after Conga from Miami Sound Machine and Come to me from Bobby Caldwell, and Ureshii Tanoshii Daisuki from Dreams Come True, all of which are included in their 2nd album, B3 masterpieces 2002-2004.
However, after the hit of Bon Voyage, the gap between the group aiming at and what fans require was widened graduately, and the sales of copies of each single descended along with that. And after they released Ai ga ippai in 2005, although the group was sometimes guested to some concerts including a musical named Angel Gate, they had to take a factual leave continued for one and half years.
On July 25, 2006, they had a concert at Shibuya Bpxx, and it was the beginning of their return. On August 30, they released Yura Yura Yureru, from a new record label set up by the producer of Bon-Bon Blanco, Bouncy Records.
In 2007, the group started its activity from the concert held at Shibuya O-EAST on January 27. On February 21, they released their 11th single, ∞Changing∞. They had several free concerts in Akihabara from March to July. From July, they started monthly concert titled Onna Matsuri (女祭) at Shibuya O-West. On February 6, 2008, their first live DVD which included this song was released.
On May 14, 2008, Izumi left the group, and other members announced that they will continue their activity as a quartet on their official web site.
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Music Production
| Name | Rating | Credit | Comment |
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| Arigatou I Love You, Yet... | N/A (0) | Vocals/Performed by (歌手) | |
| Bon Voyage! | N/A (7) | Vocals/Performed by (歌手) | |
| Changing | N/A (0) | Vocals/Performed by (歌手) | |
| Namida no Hurricane | N/A (1) | Vocals/Performed by (歌手) |
