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Contents Introduction [Limited Edition] CD only *Ends when stock runs out. ?sTrack Listing?t 1. Ai no Fanfare Lyrics: Fururi Music: Fururi, SAKURAmoti Arrangement: SAKURAmoti 2. Mahou no Oto Lyrics: Shirota Yu Music: Shirota Yu, Mitsu.J Arrangement: Mitsu.J, Shirota Yu 3. Ai no Fanfare -Instrumental- 4. Mahou no Oto -Instrumental- Ayahi Takagaki, who works as both a voice actress and artist, releases "Ai no Fanfare" and "Mahou no Oto," featuring entertainer Shirota Yu. "Ai no Fanfare" has been chosen as the opening theme song for the TV anime "The Villainess is Doted on by the Crown Prince of the Neighboring Country," and "Mahou no Oto" as the ending theme song for the same work. The TV anime "The Villainess is Doted on by the Crown Prince of the Neighboring Country" is a highly anticipated work based on the popular "doting" villainess series, which has sold over 5.6 million copies in total (including print and digital). The opening theme song, "Ai no Fanfare," is a light and uplifting pop tune that brilliantly colors the beginning of the story. The ending theme song, "Mahou no Oto," is a medium-tempo number that gently envelops the world of the work with warmth and a touch of sadness, and was written, composed, and arranged by Yu Shirota himself (composition and arrangement are co-written with Mitsu.J). ?Punichan?EAkeno Naruse/KADOKAWA/"The Villainess is Doted on by the Crown Prince of the Neighboring Country" Production Committee Media Reviews and More Voice actress and artist Ayahi Takagaki has released two featured songs, "Ai no Fanfare" and "Mahou no Oto," with entertainer Yu Shirota. "Ai no Fanfare" has been chosen as the opening theme song for the TV anime "The Villainess is Doted on by the Crown Prince of the Neighboring Country," and "Mahou no Oto" has been chosen as the ending theme song for the same work. The TV anime "The Villainess is Doted on by the Crown Prince of the Neighboring Country" is a highly anticipated work based on the popular "doting" villainess series, which has sold over 5.6 million copies in total (including print and digital). The opening theme song, "Ai no Fanfare," is a light and uplifting pop tune that brilliantly colors the beginning of the story. The ending theme song, "Mahou no Oto," is a medium-tempo number that gently envelops the world of the work with warmth and a touch of sadness, and was written, composed, and arranged by Yu Shirota himself (composition and arrangement were co-written with Mitsu.J). (C)RS
