She sang many Sailor Moon songs, including the original theme song. She published an album of them and a new song was made for every season. All of them are amazing, but the first one is the one that Italians are most familiar with.
Raggio di luna che accendi la notte, poi dove vai? Pallido sole che dondoli sogni, che segreti hai? Ogni sera tu sali lassù Ma al mattino non ci sei già più Dove vai? Raggio di luna che rendi la notte romantica Con quella luce che avvolge la sera bianca e pallida Sailor Moon, hai la luna in te Principessa di un regno che non sai dov'è Sailor Moon, sempre magica Sailor Moon, Sailor Moon sei fantastica Sailor Moon, amica Sailor Moon Con la luna sai vedi sempre dove vai
She sang the Italian OP of Himitsu no Hanazono is soft, whispery and dreamy. Every time she says "Mary", there's an echoing of her name.
The Italian-dub theme song of La Seine No Hoshi is considered one of D'Avena's best works. It sounds utterly upbeat and cheery, and the guitar in the background only adds to it. And the chorus:
Colpi di qua, colpi di là Cos'accadrà, cos'accadrà? Colpi di qua, colpi di là Cos'accadrà, cos'accadrà?
The Italian opening of Lady!!, known as Milly, un giorno dopo l'altro in Italy, is happy, poppy, and carried by her beautiful voice from start to finish. It also perfectly captures Lynn's optimistic view of the world.
D'Avena sang the Italian OP of Ai Shite Night. It starts out with a truly wonderful sound repeated in the chorus, and combines jazz and choir singing into one. And then we get to "Licia, love me love me Licia!"
Yes, she sang the Italian version of the Barney & Friends theme song. Yes, it slaps. She sings it with the same intensity that she sings anime theme sings, and Pietro Ubaldi songs alongside using his "Barney" voice.
. She published an album of them