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| − | "Kitto Dekiru ne!" is a pop song recorded by the group [[Nakajima Michiyo]]. It was used as an opening theme for the TX anime ''[[Wikipedia:Floral Magician Mary Bell|Hana no Mahoutsukai Mary Bell]]''. It is found on the [[Omoide ni Monarenai]] single as track #2 and an original karaoke of the song as track #4 on the same single. | + | "Kitto Dekiru ne!" is a pop song recorded by the group [[Nakajima Michiyo]]. It was used as an opening theme for the TX [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Wikipedia:Floral Magician Mary Bell|Hana no Mahoutsukai Mary Bell]]''. It is found on the "[[Omoide ni Monarenai]]" single as track #2 and an original karaoke of the song as track #4 on the same single. |
[[Category:1992 Songs]] | [[Category:1992 Songs]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:51, 3 January 2011
- Artist
- Nakajima Michiyo
- Song
- Kitto Dekiru ne! (きっと出来るね!; You Can Surely Do It!)
- Lyrics
- Namikawa Shouhei
- Music
- Iwata Masayuki
- Other Information
- Arrangement: Iwata Masayuki
"Kitto Dekiru ne!" is a pop song recorded by the group Nakajima Michiyo. It was used as an opening theme for the TX anime Hana no Mahoutsukai Mary Bell. It is found on the "Omoide ni Monarenai" single as track #2 and an original karaoke of the song as track #4 on the same single.
