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Memoro de la Ŝtono
"Memoro de la Ŝtono" (Esperanto: "Memory of the Stone") is a musical theme in Final Fantasy XI, composed by Nobuo Uematsu, arranged by Uematsu and Shiro Hamaguchi, and conducted by Hamaguchi, with lyrics written in Japanese by Masato Kato and translated to Esperanto by Gaku Konishi.
Lyrics[edit]
Official Esperanto lyrics | Esperanto—English translation | Original Japanese lyrics | Romaji |
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Fluas nun sango senkulpa |
Now, innocent blood flows |
いま、罪なき血が流れる |
Ima, tsumi-naki chi ga nagareru |
Appearances[edit]
Final Fantasy XI[edit]
"Memoro de la Ŝtono" is a recurring motif in the base game of Final Fantasy XI, appearing in five tracks of the game's score:
- "FFXI Opening Theme" - As the third track played during the opening FMV.
- "Moongate (Memoro de la Ŝtono)" - Played during the Windurst mission Moon Reading.
- "Fury" - An event track for suspenseful scenes.
- "Despair (Memoro de la Ŝtono)" - Another event track for suspenseful scenes.
- "Repression (Memoro de la Ŝtono)" - A melancholic event track played after the final boss battle.
All tracks were released in Final Fantasy XI: Original Soundtrack except "Moongate", which was part of Final Fantasy XI Unreleased Tracks.
Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia[edit]
The motif appears twice throughout Chains of Promathia.
- "Third Ode: Memoria de la Ŝtona" (Esperanto: "Memorial of the Stone") plays during a key scene in the story.
- "Distant Worlds", the ending theme, reprises the final stanza of "Memoro de la Ŝtono" in its chorus.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy[edit]
"Memoro de la Ŝtono" appears an Event Music Sequence in the first Theatrhythm and a Battle Music Sequence in Curtain Call. Although the song is only part of a greater medley, it is mistitled as "FFXI Opening Theme" in both games.
Concert performances[edit]
"Memoro de la Ŝtono" is featured in the first Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy album, in a medley with Chains of Promathia ending theme "Distant Worlds".