Japanese singer Ado released the official music video for her new single “Monstruo,” an automotive-racing-themed track that serves as the main theme for the live-action adaptation of the sports manga Blue Lock, according to an announcement reported this week. The live-action film is scheduled to premiere in theaters across Japan on Friday, August 7, bringing the competitive soccer franchise to the big screen under the direction of Yusuke Taki and a script by Tetsuo Kamata.
Ado Debuts Spanish Lyrics for Blue Lock Theme
The single marks a milestone for the artist, featuring her first official track to include fragments of lyrics in Spanish. According to statements cited in the reporting, Ado has maintained a long-standing interest in Latin music and the language. She expressed enthusiasm for the release and stated her desire to perform live for Spanish-speaking listeners soon. The track features composition and arrangement by the music duo Giga and TeddyLoid—known for hits like “Odo” and “Show”—with lyrics penned by ryo of supercell and single art illustrated by LAM.
Pro Tip
Fans tracking the release can view the “Monstruo” music video on official streaming platforms ahead of the August 7 theatrical premiere. In addition to the main theme, Ado also performs the insert song “Kira” for the feature film.
Plot Parallels and Film Cast
The title “Monstruo” aligns with the core philosophy of the original manga property, reflecting the concept of awakening an internal beast to aggressively outcompete rivals. This mirrors the narrative of the young forwards in Blue Lock competing to become the best in the world. The live-action adaptation features Fumiya Takahashi starring as Yoichi Isagi, alongside a supporting cast portraying the various participants in the project.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the live-action Blue Lock movie release in Japan?
The live-action adaptation of Blue Lock is scheduled to open in Japanese cinemas on Friday, August 7.
Who performs the theme song “Monstruo”?
The theme song is performed by the Japanese singer Ado, with music and arrangements by Giga and TeddyLoid, lyrics by ryo of supercell, and illustration by LAM.
Does Ado sing in Spanish on the track?
Yes, “Monstruo” marks the first time Ado has included fragments of Spanish lyrics in one of her official songs.
Who stars in the live-action Blue Lock film?
Fumiya Takahashi stars in the film as Yoichi Isagi.
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