Japanese youth song beats coronavirus

For the project, scenes of children and teenagers dancing were filmed in India, Brazil, Cuba, Russia, France, the United States, South Africa and Vietnam, as well as other nations in Latin America, Asia and Africa, for a total of 27.

With the theme 'Let's be united', the song that can be seen at https://youtu.be/ND_s3wr23nA is already a great success in Japan and is becoming increasingly popular in many other countries, for helping with the natural childlike joy to encourage people in the battle to beat the pandemic, Sony Music Labels, Inc, underscores.

With nearly two million views, 'Paprika Dance' - its Japanese version had 170 million views - receives thousands of positive comments such as 'World's children smiles make one feel good', 'It offers power at these hard times', and 'The chorus part is perfect for children's handwashing time'.

Author Kenshi Yonezu, whose song 'Lemon' was at the top of the music charts in Japan for two years in a row, has become the most watched Japanese artist in the history of his country.

Yonezu created the five-member children's group 'Foorin E' for the song 'Paprika Dance,' a project designed to help people meet the challenges of this 2020 and the future to come.