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Latest revision as of 08:27, 2 September 2013
THE PINK☆PANDA was a Japanese indies pop-rock girl band formed in October 2002 and debuted in 2004 with the mini-album PANDA. The band disbanded in October 2008. Three of the original members formed the band BLiSTAR and re-debuted as major artists in November 2009.
Members
- MAYU (Vocals, Guitar)
- F Chopper KOGA (Bass)
- NANA-A (Drums)
- RINA (Guitar)
Discography
Albums
- [2006.08.30] Pxx & Axx
Other Albums
- [2004.06.23] PANDA (mini-album)
- [2008.10.08] THE PINK☆PANDA 2004-2008 (best album)
Singles
- [2006.11.15] DOG STAR
- [2007.04.25] Bokutachi no Sotsugyou (僕たちの卒業; Our Graduation)
- [2007.09.26] Wake Up
DVDs
- [2006.03.29] PANDA for all, all for PANDA
External Links
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