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Hidden masterpieces of TV drama theme songs
This is an emotionally rich song by F. Ciliano, which has become popular as a song from the Special Investigation Frontline.
This song occupies an important position in the history of Japanese television drama music, and is a representative theme song whose dramatic melody line captured the hearts of viewers. The song's lyricism and the worldview of the drama are in perfect harmony, and it is highly valued as a musical piece that continues to be loved long after the broadcast has ended.
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- Vocals - Fausto Cigliano
- Arranged By - 青木望
- Arranged By - 木下忠司
- Composed By - 木下忠司
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