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Kalafina is a Japanese vocal group formed by the composer Yuki Kajiura in 2007. "Lacrimosa" is one of their notable songs and is often associated with their contributions to anime soundtracks. Here are some interesting facts about Kalafina and "Lacrimosa":
Formation of Kalafina: Kalafina was created by Yuki Kajiura specifically for the soundtracks of the anime series "Kara no Kyōkai" (The Garden of Sinners). The group officially debuted in 2008.
Members: The original lineup of Kalafina consisted of Wakana Ootaki, Keiko Kubota, and Hikaru Masai. Over the years, there were some changes in the lineup.
Musical Style: Kalafina is known for its ethereal and haunting sound, which perfectly complements Yuki Kajiura's compositions. The group's music often combines classical, electronic, and pop elements.
Anime Soundtracks: Besides "Kara no Kyōkai," Kalafina has contributed to the soundtracks of various popular anime series, including "Puella Magi Madoka Magica," "Fate/Zero," and "Aldnoah.Zero."
Lacrimosa's Meaning: "Lacrimosa" is a Latin word that translates to "weeping" or "tearful." The song's lyrics often reflect emotional and melancholic themes, fitting the group's overall style.
Recognition: Kalafina gained international recognition, especially among anime and soundtrack enthusiasts, for their distinctive sound and emotional performances.
Disbandment: Unfortunately, Kalafina announced their disbandment in 2018. The group's final concert, titled "Kalafina All Time Best 2008-2018," took place in 2019.
"Lacrimosa" remains a fan-favorite, showcasing Kalafina's ability to evoke deep emotions through their music.