Nagai aida biography final fantasy

  • Chiharu tamashiro
  • Kiroro singer death
  • Kiroro mirae
  • Kanako Tateno

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  • nagai aida biography final fantasy
  • Kiroro

    Label

    Colourful Records (Victor Entmt.) (Present)
    Victor Entertainment ()

    Current Members

    Tamaki Chiharu

    Kinjo Ayano

    (キロロ) is a Japanese pop duo formed in in Okinawa.

    Members[]

    • Tamaki Chiharu (玉城千春; Lead Vocals)
    • Kinjo Ayano (金城綾乃; Piano/Keyboard)

    Discography[]

    Singles[]

    • [] Nagai Aida (長い間)
    • [] Mirai e (未来へ)
    • [] Fuyu no Uta (冬のうた)
    • [] Ao no Jumon (青のじゅもん)
    • [] Saigo no Kiss (最後のKiss)
    • [] Suki na hito (好きな人)
    • [] Himawari (ひまわり)
    • [] Namida ni Sayonara (涙にさよなら)
    • [] Aitai (逢いたい)
    • [] Best Friend
    • [] Ai sanai (愛さない)
    • [] Hitotsubu no Namida (ひとつぶの涙)
    • [] Bokura no Message (僕らのメッセージ)
    • [] Mou Sukoshi (もう少し)
    • [] Ikitekoso (生きてこそ)
    • [] Wasurenaide 〜Live at OKINAWA '05〜 (忘れないで 〜Live at OKINAWA '05〜)
    • [] Shiawase no Tane 〜Winter version〜 (幸せの種 〜Winter version〜)
    • [] Minna Anata wo Aishiteru (みんなあなたを愛してる)

    Pre-Debut/Indie Singles[]

    • [] Nagaiai (長い間)
    • [] Mirai e (未来へ)
    • [] Suteki da ne (すてきだね)

    Remix Single[]

    • [] Mirai e 〜 MIX〜 (未来へ 〜 MIX〜)

    Studio Albums[]

    • [] Naga


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