Bruno
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Bruno is the first Spanish-capable male Vocaloid3 developed by Voctro Labs. He was released along with Clara December 23rd 2011.
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Concept
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Etymology
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Bruno is a male given name. Its comes from Brunus, latin word with germanic origin, which it mean "brown or brunette".[2]
Vocaloid Releases
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Examples of Usage
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¿Qué hace una chica como tú ... | |||
![]() | Author(s): | BlancaNegra | |
| Category: | Cover song | ||
| Featuring: | Bruno | ||
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¿Qué hace una chica como tú en un sitio como éste? A cover song of the Spanish band Burning. | |||
Bon Dia | |||
![]() | Author(s): | desauth | |
| Category: | Cover song | ||
| Featuring: | Bruno | ||
| Nicovideo Broadcast Youtube Broadcast | |||
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A cover of the El Pets's song Bon Dia ('Good Day'). It features to Bruno singing in Catalan with a youthful voice. | |||
¿Quieres ser mi Novia? | |||
![]() | Author(s): | CYO Style | |
| Category: | Original song | ||
| Featuring: | Bruno & Clara | ||
| Youtube Broadcast | |||
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An original romantic song in duet along Clara | |||
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![]() | Author(s): | AlexTrip Sands | |
| Category: | Original song | ||
| Featuring: | Bruno | ||
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A Salsa song that features Bruno singing with a melancholic tone. | |||
Clara Æri | |||
![]() | Author(s): | Shikamaru-P | |
| Category: | Original song | ||
| Featuring: | Bruno, Clara (back-up) | ||
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Andromania | |||
![]() | Author(s): | Keitaro | |
| Category: | Original song | ||
| Featuring: | Bruno | ||
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| Listing of songs | ||
| Assorted songs by Vocaloid. Page count ( 2 ) | ||
Marketing
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Bruno and Clara are aimed at Spanish music professionals and the first Vocaloids aimed at the Spanish culture. They do not incorporate the moe-esque[3] style of the Japanese Vocaloids and their designs are aimed more towards a retrospective European art style.
Competition
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Clara and Bruno had a fanart competition .[4] The contest was done as a response to the disappointment in the artwork from anime fans.[5] The winners were announced on the 19th of December.[6]
Facebook
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Bruno and Clara have a official Facebook page which the Voctro-Lab's cast control.
Additional information
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Popularity
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Bruno has had a backlash based on his illustration, mainly for lacking an anime-like design or referred to as not having the appearance of a Vocaloid, with some going so far as to label him and Clara as "ugly"; however, within the Spanish fandom there have been reports of strong defense from fans of the pair and Vocaloid. The voice type itself; however, has been noted to be appealing in general despite the issues some fans have had for the boxart. The reaction towards the inital artwork had a later impact on future Vocaloids, and it was one of the theories put forward as the reason Yamaha rejected the original non-"anime-esque" design for Avanna.[7]
By March 2012, Bruno and Clara were amongst the least popular of the Vocaloid 3 voicebanks, though together they are more popular then Tonio, neither suprassed his popularity when weighed in seperately.[8]
Trivia
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- When the first demos of Bruno were shown, an interesting reaction from English Vocaloid fans was noted that they often did not think Bruno had much clarity. A few Spanish speakers confirm that he had relatively good clarity.
Notable for...
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- First Vocaloid by Voctro Labs
- First Male Spanish Vocaloid
- First Male Vocaloid by Voctro Labs
Gallery
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References
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External links
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Official :
- Voctro-Vocaloid
- Facebook: Vocaloid Bruno Clara
Fandom :
- Bruno fanart DeviantArt / Pixiv / Piapro
- Bruno models on MikuMikuDance wiki (currently empty)
- Bruno derivatives on Fanloid wiki
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