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* [2013.09.25] [[Start Ribbon]] | * [2013.09.25] [[Start Ribbon]] | ||
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* [2013.04.28] [[Japan Idol File]] (Disc 3, Track 5, "[[Niji Iro]]") | * [2013.04.28] [[Japan Idol File]] (Disc 3, Track 5, "[[Niji Iro]]") | ||
| + | * [2014.05.28] [[Edge Beat Idol Vol. 1 - Anime Song Cover Edition]] (Tracks 1, "Cruel Angel", and 15, "Sparkling Daydream") | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:04, 19 April 2014
Caramel ☆ Ribbon (キャラメル ☆ リボン) are a Kansai-based idol trio formed in January 2009 by ESSE Academy. Caramel ☆ Ribbon released their first indie single titled “Niji Iro” on August 11, 2010, which can only be bought at venues where Caramel ☆ Ribbon perform in Japan or on iTunes. Caramel ☆ Ribbon released their second indie single, “Koi no music”, in 2012. Their third single, “Yakusoku no Basho”, is their first single available outside of Japanese concert venues. Caramel ☆ Ribbon signed with T-Palette Records (a division of Tower Records) in June 2013. Their first single with this label is “Start Ribbon”. Caramel ☆ Ribbon also appeared in the horror movie 讐 ～ADA～, released on July 13, 2013.
Members
- Fukada Seina (深田聖奈), Leader
- Ueno Amane (上野天音)
- Yoshinaka Aoi (吉仲葵)
Discography
Singles
- [2010.08.11] Niji Iro
- [2012.07.16] Koi no music
- [2013.04.24] Yakusoku no Basho
- [2013.09.25] Start Ribbon
Various Artists Compilations
- [2013.04.28] Japan Idol File (Disc 3, Track 5, "Niji Iro")
- [2014.05.28] Edge Beat Idol Vol. 1 - Anime Song Cover Edition (Tracks 1, "Cruel Angel", and 15, "Sparkling Daydream")
