Há uma violão som maravilhoso
Violão perfeita neste tipo de música
Oh, querida João!
Sempre penso em você
Mesmo que eu não consigo entender as palavras, sua música balançar minha coração
Há uma violão som maravilhoso
O som que chamamos de saudade
Oh, querida João!
Sussurrar doce como mel
Ele atrai nossa atenção do que quando som grande
E claramente balançar minha coração
Sua coração
Minha coração
Sua coração
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- Guitar
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Listen to For Whom the Bell Tolls (Demo Ver.) by pomodorosa
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- 1
airy
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- 2
closer
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- 3
N1130
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- 4
esquisse for feijoada
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- 5
But Not for Me (Cover)
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- 6
Tarrega iBeam & Mic Rec Test
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- 7
my song 4
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- 8
Room Tuning 05
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- 9
Casino Space
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- 10
Iced coffee (Unplugged Ver.)
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- 11
Jaudadi
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For Whom the Bell Tolls (Demo Ver.)
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- 13
nova família
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- 14
early autumn (esquisse for airy)
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This is the first compilation of rare tracks and unreleased material that had been partially released as demos or test recordings on platforms like SoundCloud but had never received an official release until now.
The tracks are sequenced with a seasonal feel, spanning from the end of summer through late autumn.
Essential listening for hardcore fans aiming to complete their pomodorosa collection.
Artist Profile
pomodorosa
pomodorosa is a Tokyo-based creator who began his career in the 2000s as a composer and arranger for commercial music. Notable works include the catchy tunes for Suntory's "Protein Water" featuring "Hoso-Macho" and "Gori-Macho," as well as a parody of Jamiroquai's Virtual Insanity for Nissin's "Cup Noodle" commercial. As a playwright, pomodorosa built a robust portfolio with contributions to Kids on the Slope, Space Dandy, and other projects. In the 2010s, pomodorosa ventured into illustration, creating cover art and key visuals for novels. He gained recognition as a character designer for anime such as Listeners, Deca-Dence, and Break of Dawn, and provided model seats for brands like Suntory's "Horo-yoi," McDonald's "McShake," and artwork for "Calpis". Since the 2020s, pomodorosa has expanded his musical endeavors, particularly as a musician. Collaborating primarily with vocalist "Rosa," they have captivated global audiences in genres like jazz, bossa nova, and Shibuya-kei city pop. As of 2025, pomodorosa boasts 80K monthly Spotify listeners and 3 million streams. Their first album's tracks, "Bourbon" and "Thunderbolt from the blue," went viral on YouTube and TikTok, amplifying their fanbase-especially among Gen Z-through a synergy with his illustration work.
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