We have a collection of 3 arrangements for Mi Corazón Encantado
"Mi Corazón Encantado" is not from the "Dragon Ball GT" series but rather from "Dragon Ball" (the original series). The song "Mi Corazón Encantado" is the Latin American Spanish opening theme for "Dragon Ball GT." Here are some interesting facts about "Dragon Ball GT" and "Mi Corazón Encantado":
Not Part of the Original Manga: "Dragon Ball GT" is unique in the Dragon Ball series because it is not based on Akira Toriyama's manga. It was produced as a sequel to "Dragon Ball Z" by Toei Animation and aired from 1996 to 1997. Due to this, some fans consider it to be non-canon.
"Mi Corazón Encantado": "Mi Corazón Encantado" is the Latin American Spanish version of the opening theme for "Dragon Ball GT." It's a memorable and beloved song that captures the essence of the series and is often associated with the show.
Transformation Controversy: One of the major changes in "Dragon Ball GT" is the introduction of the Super Saiyan 4 transformation, which is quite different from the previous Super Saiyan forms. This transformation was somewhat controversial among fans for its departure from the established transformations.
Character Changes: In "Dragon Ball GT," some of the main characters undergo significant changes. Goku, for example, is transformed into a child due to a wish gone wrong. This was a major departure from his adult form in "Dragon Ball Z."
The Black Star Dragon Balls: "Dragon Ball GT" introduces a new set of Dragon Balls known as the Black Star Dragon Balls. Unlike the regular Dragon Balls, these have the potential to cause catastrophic consequences if not gathered within a year.
Limited Episodes: "Dragon Ball GT" is notably shorter than its predecessors, with only 64 episodes. This is in contrast to "Dragon Ball" and "Dragon Ball Z," which had significantly more episodes.
Mixed Reception: "Dragon Ball GT" received a mixed reception from fans and critics. While some appreciated the new direction and character developments, others were disappointed with various aspects of the series, including the absence of Akira Toriyama's direct involvement.
Legacy: Despite its mixed reception, "Dragon Ball GT" has its place in Dragon Ball history and has contributed to the overall lore of the series.
End of an Era: "Dragon Ball GT" marked the end of the Dragon Ball anime series until the release of "Dragon Ball Super" in 2015, which continued the story and is considered part of the official Dragon Ball canon.
"Mi Corazón Encantado" remains a beloved theme song among Latin American Dragon Ball fans and is often associated with the nostalgia of the series.