The term “Legends” refers to traditional stories or narratives that are passed down through generations, often featuring heroic figures, historical events, or significant cultural themes. Legends typically blend elements of truth and fiction, and they serve to convey moral lessons, cultural values, or historical contexts. Unlike myths, which often deal with gods and supernatural beings, legends are usually more grounded in reality and may involve real people or places, albeit with exaggerated or fantastical elements. Legends can vary significantly across different cultures and time periods, and they often reflect the societal norms, beliefs, and ideals of the culture from which they originate. Many legends are rooted in historical events but have been embellished over time, becoming an integral part of folklore.
A Remarkable Collaboration in the World of Music The latest installment of LEGENDS features a captivating chapter with Hiroko Iwasaki alongside renowned composer and arranger Etsuko Yamakawa. Their connection goes…