Disney announces a two-part documentary following Lilas Ikuta's journey into the world of "High School Musical".

Disney announced that it will release a two-part documentary that centers on the vocalist of Yoasobi and singer-songwriter Lilas Ikuta to be streamed on Disney+ and on Disney Channel in selected countries on Wednesday, December 30th. The title of the documentary is "Lilas: Dreams and Memories". It is a music travel documentary that follows Lilas Ikuta on a journey to iconic locations.

The documentary centers on Yoasobi vocalist and singer-songwriter Lilas Ikuta as she takes a nostalgic trip down memory lane, exploring key locations and personal roots that shaped her artistry. She visits the set of Disney's "High School Musical" with a special appearance by actor Lucas Grabeel and a brand-new arrangement and performance of the cover version of "Start of Something New".

Lilas Ikuta is a Japanese singer, songwriter, and voice actress who is best known as the female vocalist of the immensely popular J-pop music duo Yoasobi alongside music producer Ayase. She rose to massive international and domestic fame as the voice behind chart-topping hits.

"High School Musical" is an American musical television film trilogy directed and choreographed by Kenny Ortega. The first installment was released as a Disney Channel Original Movie television film in January 2006, followed by a sequel in August 2007 and the theatrical final installment in October 2008. It combined catchy, accessible pop songs, a relatable message about breaking out of social cliques, and massive multi-platform promotion.

The success of the franchise features catchy, sing-along music, relatable high school themes, and a doable, high-energy choreography that reshaped children's television, pop culture, and the teen-star blueprint.
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Source:
- Disney Japan YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vu6ubwgQoQ
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Photo:
- © Disney.

 

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