"
Dobra Doompa" was a
song performed at
Maz Kanata's
castle by
Shag Kava,
[1] a traveling band made up of the
musicians Taybin Ralorsa,
Infrablue Zedbeddy Coggins,
Ubert "Sticks" Quaril, and
Sudswater Dillifay Glon.
[2]
Behind the scenes
"Dobra Doompa" was written by the composer and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda for Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens, which was released in North America on December 18, 2015.
Appearances
Sources
Notes and references
| Songs
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| Introduced in Episode IV
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| "Mad About Me" · "Dune Sea Special"
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| "Christmas in the Stars" album
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| Introduced in Episode VI
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| "Lapti Nek" · "Jedi Rocks" · "Ewok Celebration" ("Yub Nub")
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| Introduced in Holiday Special
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| "Light the Sky on Fire" · "Goodnight, But Not Goodbye" · "This Minute Now" · "A Day to Celebrate"
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| Introduced in Droids, Ewoks, and Star Tours
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| "In Trouble Again" · "Ewoks" · "Friends Together, Friends Forever" · "The Droid Rooms"
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| Introduced in Republic Commando, The Old Republic, and Galaxy's Edge
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| Vode An · "Clones" · The Old Republic · Galaxy's Edge
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| Introduced in sequel trilogy
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| "Jabba Flow" · "Dobra Doompa" · "Lido Hey"
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| Introduced in Anthology Series, LEGO Holiday Special, and LEGO Terrifying Tales
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| "Chicken in the Pot" · "Stormtrooper JP-054 Karaoke" · "Joh Blastoh" · "Whirlee Moova Dee Bonkee"
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| Introduced in Battlefront II, Jedi: Fallen Order, Visions, and Jedi: Survivor
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| "Ma Kapar" · "Sugaan Essena" · "Galactic Dreamer" · Jedi: Survivor
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| See also: themes and leitmotifs
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| [edit]
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"50 Things to Notice in Star Wars: The Force Awakens" — Star Wars Insider 165 (reprinted in Special Edition 2020)