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Jacket: Le Nozze di Figaro ~Celebrazione Remix~ – Sr. Lan Belmont

Le Nozze di Figaro ~Celebrazione Remix~

by Sr. Lan Belmont → ver discografía
CHARTS 8
NIVEL 2–21
RANK #1240 S17

Charts de Le Nozze di Figaro ~Celebrazione Remix~: Single S9, S13, S17, S20 · Double D14, D18, D21 · Co-op C2.

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Compositor
Sr. Lan Belmont
BGA / Visual
Lune Snowtail&KURORAK
Debut
펌프 잇 업 M
Canal
Original Tunes / PHOENIX
BPM
172

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"Le Nozze di Figaro ~Celebrazione Remix~" is a 172 BPM track by Sr. Lan Belmont that reworks Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's celebrated opera The Marriage of Figaro into a remix. The song first surfaced in Pump It Up M and was later folded into the main game with Pump It Up PHOENIX update 1.08.0, where it sits in the Original Tunes channel.

▸ Background and versions
The track is built on Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro, one of the most famous operas in the repertoire, and reimagines it as an electronic remix credited to Sr. Lan Belmont, running at 172 BPM. Its path through the series is unusual: it debuted in Pump It Up M, the mobile entry, and only later crossed over to the main arcade game with the PHOENIX 1.08.0 update, where it appears under the Original Tunes channel. In its original Pump It Up M form, the track included a sampled section drawn from "Celine" by OzumaRyu; that sample was removed when the song was ported to PHOENIX.
▸ BGA
The background animation is the work of Lune Snowtail and KURORAK. Players tend to remember it as a slightly odd, off-kilter BGA, one whose mood sits at a curious remove from the festive, ceremonial tone the opera's title might lead you to expect.
▸ Charts
In PHOENIX the song offers a well-spaced spread of difficulties, with charts designed by SPHAM. The Single charts cover S9, S13, S17 and S20, taking players from a gentle introduction up to advanced territory. The Double side adds D14, D18 and D21. That layout makes the track a flexible pick for steady leveling as well as higher-tier practice.

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