Difference between revisions of "Yanawaraba"
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* [2007.05.23] [[Yume wo Mita]] (夢を見た) (#23) | * [2007.05.23] [[Yume wo Mita]] (夢を見た) (#23) | ||
* [2007.07.25] [[Ichigo Ichie]] (いちごいちえ) (#26) | * [2007.07.25] [[Ichigo Ichie]] (いちごいちえ) (#26) | ||
| − | * [2008.02.06] [[Sakura]] (サクラ) | + | * [2008.02.06] [[Sakura (Yanawaraba)|Sakura]] (サクラ) |
* [2008.11.05] [[Present]] (ぷれぜんと) | * [2008.11.05] [[Present]] (ぷれぜんと) | ||
* [2009.04.02] [[Takaramono]] (たからもの) | * [2009.04.02] [[Takaramono]] (たからもの) | ||
Revision as of 06:12, 20 March 2010
Yanawaraba (やなわらばー) are a japanese duo who debuted in 2003. Both girls play guitar and harmonize on their songs, and their lyrics are writen in the Okinawan dialect.
History
Yuu and Rio met at school in Okinawa. Since they both wanted to make a career as musicians, they went to an art school in Osaka where they were introduced to very different music genres. Them living far away from home made them write the song Aoi Takara in their Okinawan dialect, which eventually helped them win an audition, and led them to sign a contract with a record label. In 2004, their song Ari no Uta was used as an ending theme for the anime Crayon Shin-chan, and since then they have been more and more exposed in the media. Their latest songs rank in the Oricon chart, therefore they have been invited at various shows, such as Music Station.
Members
- Aizato Rio (東里梨生)
- Ishigaki Yuu (石垣優)
Discography
Albums
- [2007.08.29] Uta Gusui (歌ぐすい)
Other Albums
- [2004.04.21] Aoi Takara (青い宝) (Mini-Album)
- [2009.09.17] Nagiuta (凪唄) (Cover Album)
Singles
- [2003.12.10] Kawaranu (Ao) (変わらぬ「青」)
- [2004.12.08] Ari no Uta (ありの歌)
- [2005.08.31] Sora wo Koete Umi wo Koete (空をこえて 海をこえて)
- [2006.07.05] Uta no Shima (唄の島)
- [2006.11.15] Haikei○○San (拝啓○○さん)
- [2007.05.23] Yume wo Mita (夢を見た) (#23)
- [2007.07.25] Ichigo Ichie (いちごいちえ) (#26)
- [2008.02.06] Sakura (サクラ)
- [2008.11.05] Present (ぷれぜんと)
- [2009.04.02] Takaramono (たからもの)
