@satomi_nwn: "Parade" is an iconic composition by Japanese musician Susumu Hirasawa, released in 2006 as the main theme for the anime film "Paprika" directed by Satoshi Kon. It is an energetic, surreal song that symbolises the chaotic and hypnotic march of dreams that rushes through the plot of the film. Wikipedia Key facts about the Parade: Context: The song reflects the main theme of "Paprika" - the penetration of dreams into reality. It sounds when dreamy heroes organise a parade, mixing absurd images (dolls, household appliances, symbols). Style: Hirasawa combined electronic music, orchestral elements and specific vocals, creating an atmosphere of technical magical realism. Vocals: The song often contains vocalised sounds reminiscent of Swahili or a fictional language characteristic of Hirasasava's abstract work. Connection with creativity: The introduction (first 40 seconds) contains a reverse reproduction of another Hirasawa composition - "Nurse Cafe", which adds a disorientation effect. #japanesesong #song #recommendations #さとみ

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