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Boku No Chikyuu Wo Mamotte
Boku No Chikyuu Wo Mamotte formed in 1992 as a duo with composer Hideo Miyamoto and vocalist Chiaki Takahashi. They're best known for 'Haruka na Rondo,' which...
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Boku No Chikyuu Wo Mamotte formed in 1992 as a duo with composer Hideo Miyamoto and vocalist Chiaki Takahashi. They're best known for 'Haruka na Rondo,' which became the theme song for the anime series Fushigi Yuugi in 1995.
Their music often combined classical elements with electronic rhythms and Takahashi's distinctive vocals. They released several singles through the mid-1990s, including 'Ashita ga Kuru Made' in 1996 and 'Sora no Kanata' in 1997.
The song remained their most recognizable work.
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