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* [2012.04.01] [[Cheeky Dreamer|Cheeky dreamer]] <small>('''indies''')</small> | * [2012.04.01] [[Cheeky Dreamer|Cheeky dreamer]] <small>('''indies''')</small> | ||
* [2013.01.09] [[Bunbun Nine9'|BUNBUN NINE9']] | * [2013.01.09] [[Bunbun Nine9'|BUNBUN NINE9']] | ||
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===Collaborations=== | ===Collaborations=== | ||
Revision as of 23:10, 9 February 2013
Cheeky Parade promoting "BUNBUN NINE9'"(2012)
Cheeky Parade (チィキィパレード) is a Japanese pop idol group. They are the second group to debut under avex sub-label iDOL Street, following SUPER☆GiRLS.
Members
- Watanabe Asami (渡辺亜紗美)
- Sekine Yuna (関根優那)
- Shimazaki Rino (島崎莉乃)
- Suzuki Yuriya (鈴木友梨耶)
- Mizorogi Seran (溝呂木世蘭)
- Yamamoto Marin (山本真凜)
- Nagai Hina (永井日菜)
- Kodakari Momoka (小鷹狩百花)
- Suzuki Mariya (鈴木真梨耶)
Discography
Singles
- [2012.04.01] Cheeky dreamer (indies)
- [2013.01.09] BUNBUN NINE9'
- [2013.04.10] C.P.U!?
Collaborations
- [2012.12.19] TRF Respect Idol Tribute (#3 Love & Peace Forever / iDOL Street (SUPER☆GiRLS / Cheeky Parade / Street Nama))
