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Chun-Li Meet J-Pop

By
Brian Ashcraft
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Maya Miyamae from Japanese idol pop group CoCo released on solo single. This is it.

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Yume e no Position (Chun-Li's Theme) was released in December 1992 as Street Fighter II mania swept Japan. Catchy, no?

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No, sadly.

歌詞ついてたんだ [はちま起稿]

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