Bianco Hills (theme)

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"Bianco Hills"
"Bianco Hills" in Super Mario Sunshine
Bianco Hills
Image from Nintendo Music
Composed by:
Koji Kondo[1]
Key C major
BPM 156
Time signature 4
4
(Common time)
First appearance Super Mario Sunshine (2002)
Latest appearance Mario Kart World (2025)
Arrangement of
"Isle Delfino" (Super Mario Sunshine)

"Bianco Hills"[2][3] is a musical theme composed by Koji Kondo for Super Mario Sunshine, where it plays in the location of the same name.

Composition[edit]

"Bianco Hills" is an arrangement of "Isle Delfino" from the same game. This theme makes prominent use of woodwinds (piccolo flute, clarinet, oboe, and bassoon), accompanied by tambourine, harp, and either castanets or a darbuka. The bass is played by a cello, and about two-thirds of the theme is played via pizzicato from the double bass.

History[edit]

Super Mario Sunshine[edit]

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Super Mario Sunshine marks the first appearance of "Bianco Hills". It is also included in the official albums Happy! Mario 20th - Super Mario Sound Collection, The 30th Anniversary Super Mario Bros. Music, and Super Mario Sunshine Original Soundtrack. An additional woodblock beat is added to the instrumentation whenever the player rides a Yoshi. Both the original theme and the woodblock remix return in the Nintendo Switch port, Super Mario 3D All-Stars, for the same purposes. In the Nintendo Music app and all of the aforementioned albums, the normal and Yoshi versions of "Bianco Hills" are played in sequence on the same track.

Mario Kart World[edit]

In Mario Kart World, a surf pop arrangement of "Bianco Hills" can play in Free Roam during the day, on the route from Whistlestop Summit to DK Spaceport in the Mushroom Cup, and on any VS Race route during the day. It is fully titled "Bianco Hills (Super Mario Sunshine)" in the Nintendo Music app.

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Gallery[edit]

List of Super Mario appearances[edit]

Games[edit]

Work System Year Type Title Credits
Super Mario Sunshine Nintendo GameCube 2002 Original "Bianco Hills"[2] Koji Kondo
Remix
Super Mario 3D All-Stars Nintendo Switch 2020 Original "Bianco Hills"[2] Koji Kondo
Past remix (Super Mario Sunshine)
Mario Kart World Nintendo Switch 2 2025 Arrangement "Bianco Hills (Super Mario Sunshine)"[4]

Albums[edit]

Work Year Type Title Credits
Happy! Mario 20th - Super Mario Sound Collection 2005 Original 「ビアンコヒルズ」 (Bianko Hiruzu) Koji Kondo
Past remix (Super Mario Sunshine)
The 30th Anniversary Super Mario Bros. Music 2015 Original 「ビアンコヒルズ」 (Bianko Hiruzu) Koji Kondo
Past remix (Super Mario Sunshine)
Super Mario Sunshine Original Soundtrack 2020 Original "Bianco Hills" Koji Kondo
Past remix (Super Mario Sunshine)
Mario Kart World (Nintendo Music) 2026[a] Past arrangement (Mario Kart World) "Bianco Hills (Super Mario Sunshine)"
Super Mario Sunshine (Nintendo Music) 2026 Original "Bianco Hills" Koji Kondo
Past remix (Super Mario Sunshine)
  1. ^ Added to the album on August 9, 2026

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseビアンコヒルズ
Bianko Hiruzu
Bianco Hills[2]
FrenchCollines BiancoBianco Hills[4]
GermanMonte BiancoItalian for "Mount White"[4]
ItalianColli AriosiBreezy Hills[4]
SpanishMonte BiancoMount Bianco[4]

Notes[edit]

  • On the Nintendo Music app, "Bianco Hills" is labeled as "Selects", classifying it as one "of the very best tracks from the Nintendo Music library", originating from Super Mario Sunshine. "Bianco Hills" shares this title with "Isle Delfino" and "Ricco Harbor".

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