J-Pop MIYU porando musume - The Best anime singers of the world!!!

MIYU porando musume
is the name of the duo that was created from the initiative of the parents of the sisters Kate and Ewa Bronowski. The girls made their debut in 1998 on the first Sailor Moon Day in Warsaw, where they were a hit with the audience of manga and anime fans from Poland. The band has given several other appearances at concerts in Poland, such as Cosmic Manga I, Cosmic Manga II, Cosmic Manga III Prologue, the second Sailor Moon Day, the third Sailor Moon Day, First Impact, and Mega Manga Christmas Party... Not to mention their Child's Day and Christmas concerts. They all paved the way to record to the first single.
Their first European-scale debut took place at Animagic 2000 in Koblenz, Germany where Miyu makes an annual appearance. Next was Bonenkai in Karlsruhe and then Connichi in Ludwigshafen. The girls found their greatest success in concert with Yoko Kanno, the composer of music from anime such as Record of Lodoss War, Vision of Escaflowne, and Cowboy Bebop.

In Miyu's repertoire you'll find some of anime's best music, including Witch Hunter Robin, Azumanga Daioh ( Raspberry heaven ), Final Fantasy Unlimited, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Captain Tsubasa Road to 2002, Sailor Moon, Record of Lodoss War, Himiko-den, Slayers, Noir, Mononoke Hime, Ghost in the Shell, Vision of Escaflowne, Macross, Ojamajo Doremi, Ah! My Goddess, Maho Tsukai Tai (Magic User's Club), Neo Ranga, Weiß Kreuz (Knight Hunters), Gundam Wing, Fushigi Yuugi, Kaitou Saint Tail, Kodomo no Omocha, Romeo no Aoi Sora (Romeo's Blue Sky), Strange Dawn, Revolutionary Girl Utena, Tenchi Muyo, Ayashi No Ceres, Angel Links, Card Captor Sakura, Sakura Wars and Inu-Yasha.
Their J-Pop/ J-Rock repertoire includes Utada Hikaru, Boa, Kuraki Mai, Misia, Yuzu, Nakajima Miyuki, X Japan, Ayumi Hamasaki, Morning Musume, Max, Kiroro, Two Mix, Youko Ishida,Ryoko Hirosue, B'z, Megumi Hayashibara and Maaya Sakamoto. Their repertoire also includes music from games such as Final Fantasy VIII, Final Fantasy IX, and Final Fantasy X. They also sing Japanese versions of "Barairo No Hibi" (a Japanese version of "Larger Than Life"), "Country Roads", "Hakuna Matata", "Smooth", and many more. The girls' best repertoire and interpretations can be found on their CD which will be released soon.
Please, invite this girls on your anime&manga convention!!!
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Virtual Lain