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Prof.NightJack
Equality - In our state, we do not stand out.
The End wasn't The End - Found a new home after the great exodus of 2012

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"[@Cyborg_pony":](/generals/tokusatsu-thread-super-sentai-kamen-rider-ultraman-and-the-likes/post/2616253#post_2616253
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No wonder, just looked him up.
 
"Ricardo participated in-studio with JAM Project for the first time in 2005, starting with Neppu Cybuster Shippu!. In 2006, he performed as part of the group with the original leader Ichirou Mizuki on another single, Stormbringer. Shortly after in 2007, he shared the stage for the first time in the group's 4th live concert, JAM Project JAPAN CIRCUIT 2007 Break-Out.


 
He wrote the lyrics for the song Sempre Sonhando ~%Yume Oibito~% on JAM Project's 6th best album in 2006, Get over the Border. In 2009 he collaborated with Wada Kouji to produce a song in Japanese and Portuguese. On September 17, 2010, Ricardo joined up with JAM Project once more for their Reunion concert, where the original members sang with the current members.


 
Ricardo returned to work with JAM Project in Japan in late 2011 and early 2012 for their Go! Go! GOING!! world tour. He wrote the track Cross World on Hironobu Kageyama's 2012 album, Rock Japan. In June, 2014 started a YouTube channel called MugenLab where he talks about his trips to Japan and his career. In July 20, he debuted his EP called On the Rocks in 2014 at the annual anime convention Anime Friends. Also in 2014 he and other brazilians singers created the project called " Cavaleiros in Concert " which is a concert with songs of the anime Saint Seiya performed by Ricardo, Rodrigo Rossi, Larissa Tassi and Eduardo Falaschi. They took this concert to several cities in Brazil"


 
JAM Project is a anison(anime theme music) supergroup based in Japan.
 
He knows houtw to sound like that.
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Edited by Prof.NightJack
Prof.NightJack
Equality - In our state, we do not stand out.
The End wasn't The End - Found a new home after the great exodus of 2012

Gizmonics Scientist
"@Cyborg_pony":/generals/tokusatsu-thread-super-sentai-kamen-rider-ultraman-and-the-likes/post/2616253#post_2616253
No wonder, just looked him up.
"Ricardo participated in-studio with JAM Project for the first time in 2005, starting with Neppu Cybuster Shippu!. In 2006, he performed as part of the group with the original leader Ichirou Mizuki on another single, Stormbringer. Shortly after in 2007, he shared the stage for the first time in the group's 4th live concert, JAM Project JAPAN CIRCUIT 2007 Break-Out.

He wrote the lyrics for the song Sempre Sonhando ~Yume Oibito~ on JAM Project's 6th best album in 2006, Get over the Border. In 2009 he collaborated with Wada Kouji to produce a song in Japanese and Portuguese. On September 17, 2010, Ricardo joined up with JAM Project once more for their Reunion concert, where the original members sang with the current members.

Ricardo returned to work with JAM Project in Japan in late 2011 and early 2012 for their Go! Go! GOING!! world tour. He wrote the track Cross World on Hironobu Kageyama's 2012 album, Rock Japan. In June, 2014 started a YouTube channel called MugenLab where he talks about his trips to Japan and his career. In July 20, he debuted his EP called On the Rocks in 2014 at the annual anime convention Anime Friends. Also in 2014 he and other brazilians singers created the project called " Cavaleiros in Concert " which is a concert with songs of the anime Saint Seiya performed by Ricardo, Rodrigo Rossi, Larissa Tassi and Eduardo Falaschi. They took this concert to several cities in Brazil"

JAM Project is a anison(anime theme music) supergroup based in Japan.
He
knows out to sound like that.
No reason given
Edited by Prof.NightJack
Prof.NightJack
Equality - In our state, we do not stand out.
The End wasn't The End - Found a new home after the great exodus of 2012

Gizmonics Scientist
"@Cyborg_pony":/generals/tokusatsu-thread-super-sentai-kamen-rider-ultraman-and-the-likes/post/2616253#post_2616253
No wonder, just looked him up.
"Ricardo participated in-studio with JAM Project for the first time in 2005, starting with Neppu Cybuster Shippu!. In 2006, he performed as part of the group with the original leader Ichirou Mizuki on another single, Stormbringer. Shortly after in 2007, he shared the stage for the first time in the group's 4th live concert, JAM Project JAPAN CIRCUIT 2007 Break-Out.

He wrote the lyrics for the song Sempre Sonhando ~Yume Oibito~ on JAM Project's 6th best album in 2006, Get over the Border. In 2009 he collaborated with Wada Kouji to produce a song in Japanese and Portuguese. On September 17, 2010, Ricardo joined up with JAM Project once more for their Reunion concert, where the original members sang with the current members.

Ricardo returned to work with JAM Project in Japan in late 2011 and early 2012 for their Go! Go! GOING!! world tour. He wrote the track Cross World on Hironobu Kageyama's 2012 album, Rock Japan. In June, 2014 started a YouTube channel called MugenLab where he talks about his trips to Japan and his career. In July 20, he debuted his EP called On the Rocks in 2014 at the annual anime convention Anime Friends. Also in 2014 he and other brazilians singers created the project called " Cavaleiros in Concert " which is a concert with songs of the anime Saint Seiya performed by Ricardo, Rodrigo Rossi, Larissa Tassi and Eduardo Falaschi. They took this concert to several cities in Brazil"

JAM Project is a anison(anime theme music) supergroup based in Japan.
No reason given
Edited by Prof.NightJack