Final Fantasy 10 Theme Song - Suenemika (Japanese version), who is the singer?

rikki’s real name: Ritsuki Nakano, born in 1975 on Amami Oshima. At the age of 4, he went on stage to sing his favorite island songs. When she was 15 years old, she won the "Grand Prize at the 13th Japan Folk Music Awards", becoming the youngest winner of this award in history. In 1993, she released her debut album "The Sound of the Wind" and began her official music career. After graduating from high school, she released "むちゃKana". This album was limited to the Kyushu region of Japan. She subsequently released three more albums. In 1998, he returned to his origins and released the album "miss you amami (Miss you, Amami!)". The album includes local Amami lullabies, from Masakichi Kina's "Higashizaki" to the Korean folk song "Yumiko River". The delicate and delicate sounds will shock people from the bottom of their hearts. She only became famous later when she sang the theme song of "Final Fantasy Because RIKKI's daily style is relatively low-key, this famous song is even more famous than herself. But her soft and ethereal singing voice is unforgettable once you hear it. RIKKI's picturesque music will gently soothe your soul...

In addition to releasing records, RIKKI also participated in the "1994 Nagaragawa International Jazz Festival" and "1996 Asian Music Festival" Festival ASIAN NOW", "Cannes International Music Festival (France, 1997)", "Japan Arts and Culture Festival (Romania, 1999)" and other performances, from her debut to participating in various music festival performances, everyone has appreciated her unique charm

She cleverly combines the traditional island song singing style with pop music. Her unique singing style has won her many praises and the attention of professionals. Hisaishi Joe, who was the music producer of the 1998 Nagano Winter Special Olympics, Mr. decided to use RIKKI at the opening ceremony. In the same year, he appeared in the large-scale music program "Daigoji Sound Stage" held in Daigoji Temple in Kyoto, still produced by Hisaishi Joe. Kazushi Miyazawa of the Okinawan rock band "THE BOOM" also uses RIKKI on the album. In 2003, RIKKI also collaborated with Miyazawa Kazushi to release the single "からたち野道/Toki-Toki-", which included all famous songs by THE BOOM.

In the spring of 2001, he participated in the image album of the animated film "Spirited Away" produced and supervised by Hayao Miyazaki. The song is "White Dragon". In the summer of the same year, he sang the theme song of Final Fantasy-X "Su Enemy" and achieved single sales of 150,000 copies.

The seventh album "Honey" was released in the summer of 2002. On the same day, the pure island song album "むちゃKana" (limited release in the Kyushu region of Japan in 1993) was re-released nationwide on the same day. Then it was released in the autumn. "シマウタTRICKLES" is a work that combines Western music and traditional island songs.

In June 2003, she became one of the 20 musicians who participated in the "Asian Fantasy Orchestra" and toured 4 countries in Southeast Asia. . In March 2004, RIKKI participated in the production of NHK Bs-hi's special program "Weaving the Asian Music Journey". As the navigator of overseas filming locations, she spent one month visiting Indonesia, Mongolia, Iran and Taiwan, China. Province, communicated with local residents, sang for them, and established the overseas image of Japanese singer RIKKI.

Combining the musical elements of the Kyushu region and Okinawa, RIKKI, an outstanding national character, was born. singer.

RIKKI album list:

1993/05/21: むちゃagana

1993/12/01: 怀天の星

1993/12/16: The sound of the wind

1994/05/01: Wings of the Wings

1994/08/24: The sun is shining

1995 /07/05：くばの木の下で(Nakano Riki amp; Hinode Ke)

1995/12/16：RIKKI

1998/11/15：miss you amami

2001/07/18: Su Enmi featured in FINAL FANTASY /21：むちゃagana

2002/08/21：米