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== Song Production Information == | == Song Production Information == | ||
=== [[Takayuki Ishikawa|TAKA]] === | |||
It's the one exact song which symbolizes the tone of 5th.<br> | |||
"Estella" has an impressive flamenco intro.<br> | |||
There's a lot of skill involved in using a computer to replicate human-sounding songs, including the overlooked parts. It's not easy to listen to songs which sound sophisticated.<br> | |||
Many staff members are fans of Osamu Kubota and this song. | |||
== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||
=== VJ GYO === | |||
When this song was delivered, Osamu Kubota sent a message alongside it, so I was able to listen to it through TAKA.<br> | |||
Thinking back on that message... | |||
Estella is a character from the Charles Dickens novel "Great Expectations", which was also made into a movie with the same title. It's the name of a beautiful and cruel woman who manipulated and ruined the male protagonist... | |||
So although it was already a busy time, I left the office early that day and rented the movie from the rental store to watch it.<br> | |||
I think a new vision will surely emerge while playing this song after watching it, so please use this opportunity in order to help you further enjoy the song. | |||
Well in this movie, I envisioned Estella as a stone female statue where "you can't discover her real motives, only imagining them as either good or bad".<br> | |||
Even though it's a stone statue, she is wearing a bright red dress as an embodiment of the passion she displays towards her beloved man. The roses and flames symbolize the man's mental state, as well as the flamenco image.<br> | |||
Yellow suddenly appears in this movie with red, resembling the colors on the national flag of "Spain". This country is where the song's genre originates from.<br> | |||
Estella continuously spins like she's dancing... She doesn't even touch anyone... | |||
== Difficulty & Notecounts == | == Difficulty & Notecounts == | ||