Super Mario Land was released for the Nintendo Game Boy in 1989, with music by Hirokazu Tanaka, and its invincibility theme adapts the well-known Can-Can melody for the handheld's chiptune sound. When Mario collects a Starman, this rapid version replaces the level music for a short burst, a trick the series has reused across later games. Because the melody is instantly recognisable and public-domain in origin, it has lived on in gameplay videos, speedruns and retro compilations, where it still signals a brief, joyful burst of invulnerability.