Rumania Montevideo

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Also known as Montebi(モンテビ) Years active 1999–2002 Active until 2002 Origin Japan (1998)		Genres J-Pop Labels Giza Studio Genre J-pop

Website http://www.giza.co.jp/rumania/ Past members Mami MiyoshiMakoto MiyoshiKazunobu MashimaAkiko MatsudaSatomi Makoshi Members 松田明子, 麻越さとみ, 間島和伸, Mami Miyoshi, 三好誠 Albums Rumaniamania, Mo' Better Tracks, Girl，girl，boy，girl，boy, Sunny, cloudy, rain, jet plane Similar Ramjet Pulley, Miho Komatsu, The★tambourines, Shiori Takei, 4D‑JAM

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Rumania Montevideo was a Japanese pop-band under Giza Studio label. The band name, "Rumania Montevideo" comes from the combination on the Latin spelling of Romania and Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay.

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Members

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Mami Miyoshi (三好真美) - vocalist, drummer, lyricist

Makoto Miyoshi (三好誠) - guitarist, composer, arranger

Akiko Matsuda (松田明子) - saxophonist, keyboardist

Satomi Makoshi (麻越さとみ) - bassist

Kazunobu Mashima (間島和伸) - guitarist

Biography

In 1998, siblings Mami and Makoto Miyoshi send demo tape to Giza Studio and formed own band with later members joining in.

In 1999, they've made major debut with single Still for your love which ranked fist week #9 rank in Oricon rankings. The song was used as ending theme for anime Detective Conan

In 2000, three members of band - Akiko, Satomi and Kazunobu formed alternative band Ramjet Pulley

In 2002 after releasing 3rd studio album MO' BETTER TRACKS they has disbanded

During their career, they've released 3 studio albums, 2 indies album and 7 singles.

Discography

All words were written Mami Miyoshi all music was composed and arranged by Makoto Miyoshi.

Authority

Musicbrainz.org page [6]

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Songs

Still for your loveRumaniamania · 1999
Digital Music Power1999
tender rainMo' Better Tracks · 2002

References

Rumania Montevideo Wikipedia

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