This collective of musicians and vocalists made for one of the biggest groups in Japan.
The Musical and Elemental Shining Colors Of The Rainbow, or shortly abbreviated as M.E.S.C.O.R, are a popular J-pop music group that rose to fame in the 1960's during the Japanese Group Sound Era of music and going on to being a bigger influence with the 1970's - 1980's.
Consisting of members Hino Obo Joki, Nami Kaiyo Umi, Suna Taiyo Arashi, Saru Kusa Shizen, Kokoro Aisuru Daisuki, Kori Hyozan, Kuki Kaze, Osen Dokusei, Shiro Hikari, and Kurai Barruku, the band inspired a lot of positivity and love through the world.
But how did this band manage to be the faces of said positivity and love? What made them been so loved in the first place? Well let's find out.
Today we are talking about M.E.S.C.O.R. Let's dive on in.
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M.E.S.C.O.R
RandomThey were a collective of Japanese musicians and vocals that those within the Group Sound era of Japan and became a massive influence across the country. This is the story of M.E.S.C.O.R.
