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* Her name is often spelled as Sana Shintani in English, and 新谷さなえ in Japanese | * Her name is often spelled as Sana Shintani in English, and 新谷さなえ in Japanese | ||
* [http://www.i-revo.jp/artist/sana/index.html Official Website] | * [http://www.i-revo.jp/artist/sana/index.html Official Website] | ||
== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
Sanae (born December 21st in Kobe, Japan) is one of BEMANI's first in-house female vocalists, with her work dating back to the very first CS BEMANI game with ''beatmania YebisuMIX''. She initially worked as a receptionist at | Sanae (born December 21st in Kobe, Japan) is one of BEMANI's first in-house female vocalists, with her work dating back to the very first CS BEMANI game with ''beatmania YebisuMIX''. She initially worked as a receptionist at KONAMI. Since then she's performed in a large number of songs in BEMANI, especially in pop'n music. Staple pop'n music playable character [[SANAE-chan|SANAE♥chan]] is named after her, often serving as her character in the songs she sings. | ||
Sanae might have left KONAMI in the early 2010's. She hasn't been in any BEMANI games with new songs since 2011, and she recently appeared in the commercial CD [http://vgmdb.net/album/43173 Game Music Prayer], where KONAMI is not mentioned for copyright anywhere on the [http://atsites.jp/gamemusicprayer/ official Game Music Prayer website]. | Sanae might have left KONAMI in the early 2010's. She hasn't been in any BEMANI games with new songs since 2011, and she recently appeared in the commercial CD [http://vgmdb.net/album/43173 Game Music Prayer], where KONAMI is not mentioned for copyright anywhere on the [http://atsites.jp/gamemusicprayer/ official Game Music Prayer website]. | ||