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Ikeda Aya
Ikeda Aya is a Japanese singer from Saitama Prefecture. She's best known for performing the theme song "Alright! Heartcatch Pretty Cure!" for the anime series...
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Ikeda Aya is a Japanese singer from Saitama Prefecture. She's best known for performing the theme song "Alright! Heartcatch Pretty Cure!" for the anime series of the same name in 2010. That song became her breakthrough.
She released several singles and albums in the early 2010s, including "Otomegokoro ♡ Kakushi Aji" and "Kimi to Iru Mirai" in 2011, and the albums "Crossroads," "Re-Start," and "Ikedaism." In 2011, she had vocal cord surgery and took a break from singing before returning to performing.
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