Choujuu Sentai Liveman Opening Song (Spain)

This article is about a song in Choujuu Sentai Liveman.

This song was used as an opening theme for Choujuu Sentai Liveman when it aired in Spain between 1989 and 1991 as Bioman. It uses the same melody and lyrics of the second Choudenshi Bioman French dub's opening theme.

Romanized Lyrics[]

Original Spanish lyrics	Approximate translation into English
Mitad hombre, mitad robot No hay héroe más valiente Bioman, Bioman Defensor de la Tierra Cual arcoíris arrollador Rojo, Rosa, Verde, Oro, Azul Bioman, Bioman Héroe Universal Las fuerzas del mal Del vacio sideral Bioman, Bioman Sabrás combatirlas Te esperan las aventuras Que preparan el futuro Bioman, Bioman Defensor de la Tierra Muchos hombres ansían tener Tu coraje, tu fuerza, tu saber Bioman, Bioman Héroe del porvenir	Half man and Half robot There isn't a braver hero Bioman, Bioman Defender of the Earth Like an overwhelming rainbow Red, Pink, Green, Golden and Blue Bioman, Bioman Universal Hero The forces of evil From the sidereal space' Bioman, Bioman You know how to fight them Adventures await you That prepare (our) future Bioman, Bioman Defender of the Earth Many men wish to have Your courage,your strength and your knowledge Bioman, Bioman Hero of the future

Despite Liveman never having a pink ranger, the lyrics made mention of the Bioman colours. This was because the lyrics were a near-translation of Bernard Minet's opening song used for Choudenshi Bioman when it aired in France on TF1.
- The same could be said about golden, however, this could be due metric reasons, as golden is a shade of yellow anyways (the original french version mentions yellow afterall).

Choujuu Sentai Liveman aired in Spain on TVE1 between 1989 and 1991 as Bioman (whose title in the French dub was Bioman 3: Liveman), due to Choudenshi Bioman and Hikari Sentai Maskman (known in France as Bioman 2: Maskman) not being aired in the country, with the "3" ditched from the title, as the series in the country was translated from the French dub (Bioman 3).
The second Sentai which aired in Spain, Kousoku Sentai Turboranger (aired as "Turbo Ranger"), differently from Liveman, didn't had an opening song in the dub (before each episode the Turborangers' rollcall footage is shown, with at the end of the rollcall showing the title "Turbo Ranger" superimposed in the screen with Riki saying "Adelante!" (Onwards!) and the other Turborangers saying "Turboranger!", which is how their rollcall was translated when the show aired in the country.^[1]