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Isn't that the dibidibadidibu song?
I'm not just used to the idea of singing for a children's song, not that it's bad, but it's kind a different..So it's kind a informative show-teaching kids stuffs about something useful.ninetales said:From what a blogger mentioned, Minna no Uta is not really a children's show. (I'm not sure if they're correct, but they sounded knowledgeable and said they watched it a lot.) According to them, some episodes can be more focused on children, but it has really more of a universal theme sometimes.
So Kala probably won't be singing anything too childish. After all, Velvet no Inori wasn't childish, and that was for The Velveteen Rabbit itself
Yes or in the style of Hikari no Senritsu ^^I don't think a children's song is a bad thing at all, it's probably going to be something sweet and happy sounding like Storia (which is my favorite Kalafina song) so I'm definitely looking forward to it!
No no ^^ It would be nice in the style of Hikari no Senritsu!Perhaps it wouldn't hurt if I expected "moonfesta" to be something like Keiko's "Nohara" or Kalafina's "Hikari no Senritsu", eh?
ritardando said:But dunno, anything Wakana sings always sounds tragic for me although the lyric is positive and the music is upbeat and happy...
Oh yes!! And let's hope for a preview in MayJust wait and hear
george1234 said:^ well I didnt mind the bridge in HnS but they part after it were Wkana wassinging everything with the same melody till the end made that part really boring.
Cerise said:For some reason, for Kala singing a kid's song I imagine Wacchan perhaps imitating Keiko's gentle voice, singing lower in her range (like the beginning of 'I have a dream') and sounding 'motherly'