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The duality of power and delicacy in Japanese pop music.
This single combines a powerful voice singing about female independence with a delicate tone that reflects the sparkle of youth.
"I'm A Woman / Boys from Neverland" is a single that highlights Junko Yagami's crystal clear vocals. On the A-side, "I'm A Woman," she expresses the strength of a woman with dynamic vocals that also suggest an overseas orientation. Meanwhile, on the B-side, "Boys from Neverland," she softly depicts the sadness and kindness of youth. The album is supported by sophisticated arrangements typical of the early '80s, showcasing the singer's multifaceted appeal.
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