Bright horns, samba rhythms, and pure 90s anime energy. Kodomo no Omocha (Kodocha) got its soundtrack in 1996 and it sounds exactly like a comedy anime about a hyperactive child actress should sound. "SANA SAMBA" is infectious, all Latin percussion and bouncy brass that matches the show's chaotic lead character perfectly.
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"MAMA MAMBO" keeps that party going with another danceable groove. "HAYAMA & SANA" shifts gears into something warmer, capturing the complicated friendship at the heart of the show. "Don't Cry For Me" brings real emotion when you least expect it from such a goofy series.
The mix of mambo, hip hop, and sentimental ballads is so distinctly mid-90s anime. If you grew up watching this show or just want a soundtrack that radiates Saturday morning chaos and feelings, press play.