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Aishu no casablanca / My･collection |
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This is a great ballad that stands out in particular from Go Hiromi's career, showcasing his mature sexiness and emotion.
The original song is "Casablanca" by Bertie Higgins, and this work was released as a Japanese cover of it.
The melancholic melody is layered with heartbreaking lyrics reminiscing about lost love, and Hiromi Go's smooth and sweet vocals resonate dramatically. At the time, he had many flashy disco hits, but this album takes a turn and puts a more subdued mood at the forefront, impressing with the breadth of his expressiveness as a singer.
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