List of Latin American Pokémon themes
This is a list of themes that have been played in the Latin American dub of the Pokémon animated series.
Openings
Tema de Pokémon
This opening was sung by Óscar Roa and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.

TV version
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Ending version
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Extended version
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Movie version
This version was sung by Álvaro Véliz.
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Movie 20 version

This version was sung by Gerardo Velázquez, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa and Maggie Vera.
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Movie 22 version

This version was sung by Gerardo Velázquez, with Fernando Fontanell and Carla Cerda as additional singers.
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Mundo Pokémon

This opening was sung by Rodrigo Zea and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
TV version
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Short Version
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Ending version
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Movie version
This version was sung by Alejandro Parada and Daniela Aleuy.
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Pokémon Johto

This opening was sung by Rodrigo Zea and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
Unlike other dubs, this opening is a shortened version of the Totally Pokémon extended version of the song and thus, features its composition, instrumental and lyrical ordering.
TV version
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Extended version
Both extended versions were featured on the Totally Pokémon music CD. This version was sung by Rodrigo Zea
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Alternate extended version
Both extended versions were featured on the Totally Pokémon music CD. This version was sung by Alejandro Parada
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Movie version
This version was sung by Rodrigo Zea and Alejandra Flores.
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Quiero siempre el triunfo

This opening was sung by Nicolás Silva and Ricardo Silva, and written by Jorge Roig.
TV version
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Movie version
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Creer en mí

This opening was sung by Nicolás Silva and Ricardo Silva, and written by Jorge Roig.
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Yo quiero ser tu héroe

This opening was sung by Nicolás Silva and Ricardo Silva, and written by Jorge Roig.
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Este sueño

This opening was sung by Alan Velázquez.
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Invencible soy

This opening was sung by Manuel, and the movie version wasn't dubbed.
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Batalla de la Frontera

This opening was sung by Luis Javier.
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Diamante y Perla

This opening was sung by Idzi Dutkiewicz.
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Seremos héroes

This opening was sung by Raúl Brindis and written by Maggie Vera.
TV version
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Movie version
This version was sung by Mario Cuevas.
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Grito de Batalla - (¡Hazlo!)

This opening was sung and written by Maggie Vera, with Gerardo Velázquez as an additional singer.
TV version
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Movie version
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Tu sueño hasta el final

This opening was sung by David Bueno.
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Blanco y Negro

This opening was sung by Gerardo Velásquez and Stephanie Camarena, and written by Daniel Anglès.
TV version
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Movie version
This version was sung by Roberto Velázquez and Alma Delia Pérez, and written by Daniel Anglès and Maggie Vera.
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Destinos Rivales

This opening was sung by Gerardo Velázquez and Stephanie Camarena, and written by Maggie Vera.
TV version
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Movie version
This version was sung by Arturo Valdemar and Melissa Gedeón.
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Somos tú y yo

This opening was sung by Gerardo Velázquez and Melissa Gedeón, and written by Maggie Vera.
TV version
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Movie version
This version was sung by Melissa Gedeón and an unknown male singer.
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Tema de Pokémon (Versión XY)

This opening was sung by Gerardo Velázquez.
TV version
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Movie version
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Sé un héroe

This opening was sung by Gerardo Velázquez and written by Maggie Vera..
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De pie estoy

This opening was sung by Gerardo Velázquez and written by Maggie Vera.
TV version
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Movie version
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Al sol de Alola será

This opening was sung by Maggie Vera and Gerardo Velázquez, and written by Maggie Vera.
The lyrics are mistranslated, as "Alolan" is referred to as a given name instead of a demonym for the Alola region. The official title of the song (as seen in the Pokémon website and Netflix) corrects this.
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Bajo la luna de Alola

This opening was sung by Maggie Vera and Gerardo Velázquez, and written by Maggie Vera.
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El reto que la vida es

This opening was sung and written by Maggie Vera.
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El viaje iniciaré

This opening was sung by Annie Rojas and Gerardo Velázquez, and written by Maggie Vera.
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A salvo

This opening was sung by Nora Mendoza, Karen Romero and Luis Leonardo Suárez, and written by Gaby Cárdenas.
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El viaje que hay en ti

This opening was sung by Denisse Aragón and Roberto Salguero, and written by Maggie Vera.
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Si tú estás

This opening was sung by Roxana Puente and written by Maggie Vera.
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Me convierto en mí

This opening was sung by Sofía Tovar and written by Maggie Vera.
TV version
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Full version
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Yo te quiero, Pokémon

This opening was sung by Alejandra Martínez and Nando Fortanell, and written by Maggie Vera.
TV version
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Full version
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Vuelve la evolución

This opening was sung by Sofía Tovar and written by Maggie Vera.
TV version
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Full version
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TV endings
Pokérap

This song was sung by Rodrigo Zea, Adolfo Alguire and Alfredo Staines, with backing vocals of Carlos Iparrea and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
Versión de lunes
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Versión de martes
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Versión de miércoles
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Versión de jueves
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Versión de viernes
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La Rocola de Pikachu
Tengo que ser un Maestro Pokémon
This song was sung by Nicolás Silva, with backing vocals of Maggie Vera, María de Jesús Terán, Ricardo Silva and written by Jorge Roig.
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Ciudad Viridian
This song was sung by Rodrigo Zea, with backing vocals of Patricia Carrión, Alejandra Flores, Laura Serratos, Óscar Téllez Roa, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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¿Qué clase de Pokémon eres tú?
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa and Rodrigo Zea, with backing vocals of Patricia Carrión, Alejandra Flores, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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Mis mejores amigos
This song was sung by Rodrigo Zea, with backing vocals of Patricia Carrión, Alejandra Flores, Laura Serratos, Óscar Téllez Roa, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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Equipo Rocket
This song was sung by José Antonio Macías, Diana Pérez, Gerardo Vásquez and Alejandro Villeli, with backing vocals of Patricia Carrión, Alejandra Flores, Laura Serratos, Rodrigo Zea, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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Por siempre juntos
This song was sung by Ricardo Silva, with backing vocals of Maggie Vera, Nicolás Silva, María de Jesús Terán, and written by Jorge Roig.
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Pokémon Karaokémon
The segment was originally in English, but later dubbed.
Pikachu (Yo te elijo)
This song was sung by Myra.
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Vamos a viajar
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa, Bárbara Ramírez, César Vega, Alfredo Calderón, Maby Vega, Patsy and Nora Giron.
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Tú y yo con Pokémon
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa, Nora Giron, Bárbara Ramírez, Alfredo Calderón, Patsy and Maby Vega.
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Canción de Jigglypuff
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa and Patsy.
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Dos chicas para mí
This song was sung by Alfredo Calderón with backing vocals of Maby and César Vega.
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¡Pokémon Go!
This ending was sung by Romina Marroquín Payró and an unknown male singer.
The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon opening
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The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon ending
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Season 9 ending
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Movie endings
Siempre te recordaré (M10) / Contigo ahí estaré (M12)

The M10 version was sung by Lorena Sarti. The M12 version was sung by an unknown female singer and written by Maggie Vera.
In The Rise of Darkrai
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In Arceus and the Jewel of Life
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Viviendo en la sombra

This ending was sung by Mario Cuevas.
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No hay otro mundo igual

This ending was sung by Gerardo Velázquez, and written by Maggie Vera.
In Giratina and the Sky Warrior
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In Arceus and the Jewel of Life
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Si aprendemos a confiar

This ending was sung by David Bueno, and written by Maggie Vera.
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Creo en ti

This ending was sung by Stephanie Camarena, and written by Maggie Vera.
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Tu estrella debes seguir


This ending was sung by Roberto Velázquez in the White version, Melissa Gedeón in the Black version and written by Maggie Vera.
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Dentro de ti está

This ending was sung by Carla Castañeda and written by Maggie Vera.
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A casa vamos

This ending was sung and written by Maggie Vera.
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Abre mis ojos

This ending was sung by an unknown female singer and written by Maggie Vera.
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Me conoces bien

This ending was sung and written by Maggie Vera.
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Coránima

This ending was sung by Roxana Puente and written by Maggie Vera.
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Yo te elijo

This ending was sung by Roxana Puente, and written by Maggie Vera.
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Nuestra fuerza es vital

This ending was sung by Alicia Paola Sánchez, Karla Verón, Carla Heredia and Mark Winslow, and written by Maggie Vera.
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Evolucionar

This ending was sung by Dulce López and David Pineda, and written by Maggie Vera and Beto Castillo.
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No importa qué

This ending was sung by and unknown singer and written by Gaby Cárdenas.
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Insert songs
Llegó la hora

This song was sung by Óscar Roa.
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Equipo Rocket para siempre
In The Song of Jigglypuff
This song was sung by three unknown singers, who provided the singing voices for Jessie, James and Meowth.

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In Go West Young Meowth

This song was sung by two unknown singers, who provided the singing voices for Jessie and James.
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In Same Old Song and Dance

This song was sung by Diana Pérez, José Antonio Macías and Gerardo Vásquez; the voice actors of Jessie, James and Meowth, respectively.
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Canción de Meowth

This song was sung by Gerardo Vázquez, Meowth's voice actor.
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No estás tan lejos

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Si un amigo buscas tú

This song is sung by Gabriela Vega, who provided Brittany's singing voice.
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Canción del verano

This song is sung by Gabriela Vega, who provided Brittany's singing voice.
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El paraíso de Brock

This song was sung by Gabriel Gama, Brock's voice actor.
In Same Old Song and Dance
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In Strategy Tomorrow - Comedy Tonight!
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El adiós de Misty

This song was sung by Gabriela Vega
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El sendero de Baltoy

This song was sung by Maggie Vera.
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Tú y yo y Pokémon
This song was sung by Manuel.
In Who's Flying Now?

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In Shocks and Bonds

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Ya no recuerdas

This song was sung by Manuel.
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¿Quién soy yo?

This song was sung by Manuel.
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Por siempre amigos tú y yo

This song was sung by Hugo González.
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Si nos quedamos juntos

This song was sung by Liliana Barba.
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Ya llega el momento
This song was sung by an unknown female singer and written by Maggie Vera.
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Canción de Blandito

This song was sung by Jocelyn Robles and written by Maggie Vera.
In An Explosive Operation!
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In Unlocking Some Respect!
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In A Full-Strength Battle Surprise!
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In The Right Hero for the Right Job!
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La canción de Zarude

Movie version
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Reprise
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Mis nuevos amigos

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CD:s
Pokémon: Para ser un Maestro

Tengo que ser un Maestro Pokémon
This song was sung by Nicolás Silva, with backing vocals of Maggie Vera, María de Jesús Terán, Ricardo Silva and written by Jorge Roig.
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Ciudad Viridian
This song was sung by Rodrigo Zea, with backing vocals of Patricia Carrión, Alejandra Flores, Laura Serratos, Óscar Téllez Roa, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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¿Qué clase de Pokémon eres tú?
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa and Rodrigo Zea, with backing vocals of Patricia Carrión, Alejandra Flores, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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Mis mejores amigos
This song was sung by Rodrigo Zea, with backing vocals of Patricia Carrión, Alejandra Flores, Laura Serratos, Óscar Téllez Roa, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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Todo cambia
This song was sung by Alejandra Flores, with backing vocals of Carlos Iparrea, Patricia Carrión, Laura Serratos, Óscar Téllez Roa, Rodrigo Zea, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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La hora llegó
This song was sung by Patricia Carrión, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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Pokémon (Dance Mix)
This song was sung by María de Jesús Terán, with backing vocals of Maggie Vera, Ricardo Silva, Nicolás Silva, and written by Jorge Roig.
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Equipo Rocket
This song was sung by José Antonio Macías, Diana Pérez, Gerardo Vásquez and Alejandro Villeli, with backing vocals of Patricia Carrión, Alejandra Flores, Laura Serratos, Rodrigo Zea, and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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Por siempre juntos
This song was sung by Ricardo Silva, with backing vocals of Maggie Vera, Nicolás Silva, María de Jesús Terán, and written by Jorge Roig.
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Canción de Misty
This song was sung by Maggie Vera, with backing vocals of María de Jesús Terán, Ricardo Silva, Nicolás Silva and written by Jorge Roig.
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Pokérap
This song was sung by Rodrigo Zea, Adolfo Alguire and Alfredo Staines, with backing vocals of Carlos Iparrea and written by Adolfo Aguirre Gamboa.
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Querer es poder
This song was sung by Ricardo Silva and Nicolás Silva, with backing vocals of María de Jesús Terán, Maggie Vera and written by Jorge Roig.
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Pokémon: The Johto Journeys
Pikachu (Yo te elijo)
This song was sung by Myra.
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Vamos a viajar
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa, Bárbara Ramírez, César Vega, Alfredo Calderón, Maby Vega, Patsy and Nora Giron.
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El Juego
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa with backing vocals of Maby Vega, Alfredo Calderón and Bárbara Ramírez.
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Me vuelve loca
This song was sung by Nora Girón.
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Tú y yo con Pokémon
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa, Nora Giron, Bárbara Ramírez, Alfredo Calderón, Patsy and Maby Vega.
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Todo está por cambiar
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa.
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¿En verdad quieres jugar?
This song was sung by Nora Girón.
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Canción de Jigglypuff
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa and Patsy.
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Dos chicas para mí
This song was sung by Alfredo Calderón with backing vocals of Maby and César Vega.
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Cerca de tu hogar estás
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa, with backing vocals of Bárbara Ramírez and Maby Vega.
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Rap de Pokémon (Pokérap GS)
This song was sung by Óscar Téllez Roa, Nora Giron, César Vega, Maby Vega, Bárbara Ramírez, Patsy and Alfredo Calderón.
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Related articles
| Opening and ending themes of Pokémon animation |
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| This article is part of Project Music, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each Pokémon song, CD and musician. |