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Mahou no Tenshi Creamy Mami First Opening Theme ('reconstructed') Italian Dub "L'Incantevole Creamy". Song : "Dimmi Che Mi Ami Delicatamente" by Cristina D'Avena. (Original "Delicate ni Sukishite" by Ohta Takako)

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Protagonista della storia è Yu Morisawa, una bambina piena di vita, sogni, allegria e fantasia. Grazie a queste sue qualità, un giorno d'estate (1 luglio 1983) scorge nel cielo un'arca di cristallo, che pochissime altre persone al mondo sembrano riuscire vedere. Il folletto PinoPino, che abita e governa l'arca della.... more

This is a song featured in the direct-to-video musical sequel of the series 'Mahou no Tenshi Creamy Mami' (L'Incantevole Creamy) dubbed in Italian. The OAV is called Lovely Serenade. The song is called "Rossetto delicato" by Cristina D'Avena. The original Japanese song is "Bin Kan Rouge" by Ohta Takako.

Mahou no Tenshi Creamy Mami Music Video sung by Ohta Takako.

Morisawa Yuu is a tomboyish girl who lives in the small town of Creamy-ga-Oka. One day, though, she is abducted by aliens and after returning, is granted the power to transform into an adult by saying "Pamporu pimporu pimpoppun!" She heads off to have some fun with her powers and is inevitably spotted by a.... more

This is the original second Ending theme of the show 'Mahou no Tenshi Creamy Mami' (L'Incantevole Creamy) with an Italian dub of the song. However this song was not recorded to be used as the theme and was never used as such anywhere. The song is called "Senz'altro amore" by Cristina D'Avena. The original Japanese song is "Love Sarigenaku" by Ohta Takako).

Mahou no Tenshi Creamy Mami First Opening Theme French Dub "Creamy Merveilleuse Creamy". Song : "On Ne Peut Jamais Savoir" by Claude Lombard. (Original "Delicate ni Sukishite" by Ohta Takako)