Maria (band)

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Maria
Origin
Sony Music Japan
Past membersMaiko Sakae
Aika
Reina
Tattsu
Ayuka
Sacchin
Hazel
Websitemaria-6.com

Maria (stylized as MARIA) was an all female

Deltora Quest
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In 2006 came out their first album, entitled "You Go!: We Are Maria", but their popularity really came to raise after "Tsubomi" single release. In 2008, though, Maria came out with their first DVD, featuring a live tour for the first album, and was entitled "Maria Live Tour - We Are Maria 2007", which reached the height of 30th place in Oricon parade.

Maria disbanded in 2010 due to Tattsu's thoracic outlet syndrome, which made it impossible for her to continue playing. Rather than continue with a replacement, they let their contract with Sony lapse.[1]

Members

The band has been having the same formation since its beginning; it is composed by three vocals, two basses, two guitars, a drum, an electric keyboard, and a violin.

  • Maiko - Lead Vocals, Bass
  • Aika - Vocals, Bass
  • Ayuka - Electric Guitar
  • Sacchin - Electric Guitar, Leader
  • Reina - Keyboards, Electric Violin
  • Tattsu - Drums, Back-up Vocals

DVD

Maria Live Tour - We Are Maria 2007: You Go!!~ (March 26, 2008) - 30th place in Oricon

  1. Natsu Egao (夏えがお)
  2. Chiisana Shi (小さな詩)
  3. h@ccha ke (h@ッちゃけ)
  4. Heartbeat (Heart☆beat)
  5. Kirari Natsu (キラリ夏)
  6. Watch Me
  7. Tsubomi (つぼみ)
  8. Anata ni... (あなたに...)
  9. Mabudachi
  10. High×2 Furaingu (high×2 フライング☆)
  11. Jump
  12. Hey! Bun! (Hey*02♪ ブン*02♪)
  13. Ichiban Hoshi (いちばん星)
  14. Arigatou no Kotoba Kara (ありがとうの言葉から)

Discography

Album Title Date Released
You Go!: We Are Maria June 20, 2007
Day by Day September 30, 2009
Single Date Released Note
Chiisana Uta March 8, 2006 Used as the third opening song of the anime "Yakitate!! Japan"
Tsubomi July 26, 2006 Used as the theme song of "
Naruto the Movie 3: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom"[2]
Heartbeat February 21, 2007 Used as the opening song of the anime
Deltora Quest
Yurari Sakurairo February 6, 2008 Fourth single
Kanashimi Rensa August 12, 2009 Used as the second opening of the anime "Valkyria Chronicles"

References

  1. ^ "MARIA今後の活動に関するお知らせ" (in Japanese). MARIA6. Archived from the original on February 11, 2010. Retrieved February 16, 2010.
  2. ISSN 1541-4817
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