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== Discography == | == Discography == | ||
=== Albums === | === Albums === | ||
| − | *[1986.08.25] [[Saisho de Saigo]] | + | *[1986.08.25] [[Saisho de Saigo]] (最初で最後) |
=== Singles === | === Singles === | ||
| − | *[1986.04.01] [[Watashi wa Rika-chan]] | + | *[1986.04.01] [[Watashi wa Rika-chan]] (私は里歌ちゃん) |
| − | *[1986.06.21] [[Jibun de Yuu no | + | *[1986.06.21] [[Jibun de Yuu no mo Nan Desu Keredo]] (自分でゆーのもなんですけれど) |
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 06:40, 21 November 2009
Nyangilas (ニャンギラス) was a Japanese pop idol group. They were a subgroup within Onyanko Club.
Members
Information
The group debuted with Kihara, Nagoya, and Tatsumi at the Onyanko Club concert Ai wa Onyanko Sukuu! Onyanko AID. Shiraishi didn't join the group until April 1986 when the group released their debut single Watashi wa Rika-chan, where Tatsumi Rika was the lead vocals. Nyanglias also recorded songs on various Onyanko Club albums.
The broke up after the release of their first album on August 1986.
Discography
Albums
- [1986.08.25] Saisho de Saigo (最初で最後)
Singles
- [1986.04.01] Watashi wa Rika-chan (私は里歌ちゃん)
- [1986.06.21] Jibun de Yuu no mo Nan Desu Keredo (自分でゆーのもなんですけれど)
