We have a collection of 6 arrangements for Oscar Enrique Martínez Anaya - Mi corazón encantado
Is "Mi corazón encantado" part of the official soundtrack for Dragon Ball GT? Learn!
"Mi corazón encantado" is the Spanish version of the opening theme song of Dragon Ball GT, the sequel to Dragon Ball Z. Here are some interesting facts about this song and Dragon Ball GT:
"Mi corazón encantado" (My Enchanted Heart): This song is the Spanish version of the Japanese opening theme song "Dan Dan Kokoro Hikareteku" sung by Field of View. It was used for the Spanish dub of Dragon Ball GT. The song talks about the adventure and the feelings of the characters in the series.
Dragon Ball GT: Created by Toei Animation, Dragon Ball GT aired from 1996 to 1997 in Japan. It follows Goku's adventures as a child after accidentally being transformed back into a child-like form due to a wish on the Black Star Dragon Balls.
Different Tone: Dragon Ball GT took a different approach compared to its predecessors, Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z. It ventured into space and explored more science fiction elements rather than primarily focusing on martial arts battles.
Not Based on the Manga: Unlike Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT was not based on Akira Toriyama's manga. Toriyama was minimally involved in GT's production, mainly providing character designs and some basic story outlines.
Mixed Reception: Dragon Ball GT received mixed reviews from fans and critics. Some enjoyed the new direction and characters, while others felt it didn't live up to the previous series' standards set by Dragon Ball Z.
Legacy: Despite its mixed reception during its original run, Dragon Ball GT has maintained a following and nostalgia among Dragon Ball fans. Its characters, particularly Super Saiyan 4 transformation, have remained popular in the Dragon Ball franchise.
"Mi corazón encantado" stands as a memorable opening theme that captured the spirit of the series and remains beloved by many Spanish-speaking fans of Dragon Ball GT.