"Dakara Namida to Yobanaide" is a prime example of CoCo's mature sound, showcasing their vocal prowess on a sophisticated R&B-infused dance track. The single marked a shift towards a more adult contemporary sound for the group.
- Released on April 17, 1992, "Dakara Namida to Yobanaide" reached number 15 on the Oricon charts.
- The single was part of CoCo's fourth album, 'Share', which was released later that year.
- The B-side, 'Weekend', offered a lighter, more upbeat contrast to the A-side's introspective mood.
CoCo was a Japanese idol group formed in 1989, blending pop with R&B and soul influences. They were active during the peak of the "Kōshoku" (1980s-1990s idol boom) and were known for their sophisticated image and vocal performances.
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