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Sayuri Sugawara is a J-pop (Actually more J-R&B/Urban and even J-Rock on some days) musician whose career began in 2008 and gained overseas popularity when her songs ''Kimi Ga Iru Kara''<ref>''Because you're here''</ref> and ''Eternal Love'' were featured as the two main but non-international themes for ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''. |
Sayuri Sugawara is a J-pop (Actually more J-R&B/Urban and even J-Rock on some days) musician whose career began in 2008 and gained overseas popularity when her songs ''Kimi Ga Iru Kara''<ref>''Because you're here''</ref> and ''Eternal Love'' were featured as the two main but non-international themes for ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''. |
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* ''Ano Hi No Yakusoku'' |
* ''Ano Hi No Yakusoku'' |
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* ''Habataku Kimi e'' |
* ''Habataku Kimi e'' |
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=== Albums === |
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* ''Kimi Ni Okuru Uta'' |
* ''Kimi Ni Okuru Uta'' |
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* ''Forever...'' |
* ''Forever...'' |
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=== Her work includes examples of: === |
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* [[Feather Motif]]: Her music videos as of late (''Asu Ni Naru Mae Ni'' uses snow instead of feathers to keep with its winter/christmas theme) |
* [[Feather Motif]]: Her music videos as of late (''Asu Ni Naru Mae Ni'' uses snow instead of feathers to keep with its winter/christmas theme) |
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* [[Gratuitous English]]: ''Dear my friend...'' in ''Kimi Ga Iru Kara''. |
* [[Gratuitous English]]: ''Dear my friend...'' in ''Kimi Ga Iru Kara''. |
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Latest revision as of 19:40, 20 November 2018
Sayuri Sugawara is a J-pop (Actually more J-R&B/Urban and even J-Rock on some days) musician whose career began in 2008 and gained overseas popularity when her songs Kimi Ga Iru Kara[1] and Eternal Love were featured as the two main but non-international themes for Final Fantasy XIII.
Discography
Singles
- Ano Hi No Yakusoku
- Kimi Ga Iru Kara
- Sunao Ni Narenakute
- "Suki" No Iu Kotoba
- Asu Ni Naru Mae Ni
- Habataku Kimi e
Albums
- Kimi Ni Okuru Uta
- First Story
- Close To You
- Forever...
Sugawara Sayuri provides examples of the following tropes:
- Feather Motif: Her music videos as of late (Asu Ni Naru Mae Ni uses snow instead of feathers to keep with its winter/christmas theme)
- Gratuitous English: Dear my friend... in Kimi Ga Iru Kara.
- I love you/With all my heart... I'll never forget you in Forever.
- Only have one wish in Asu Ni Naru Mae Ni.
- Basically, half her songs have this.
- Incredibly Long Note: She likes this trope.
- Let's Duet: With Miss Monday
- Lucky Charms Title: The ... in 'Forever...
- Lyric Swap: A lot.
- Rockstar Song:... ROCKSTAR.
- Self-Backing Vocalist
- Silly Love Songs: She does a lot of these.
- Signature Song: "Suki" No Iu Kotoba, Kimi Ga Iru Kara and Eternal Love.
- Surprisingly Good English: As of Forever... her english seems to be improving, as long as she's speaking it.
- One-Woman Wail: Kimi Ga Iru Kara and Forever...
- Waxing Lyrical: Forever...
- ↑ Because you're here