Bolero of Fire

{{specify|the song as learned in-game|the track from the Original Soundtrack|[[Bolero of Fire (Ocarina of Time Soundtrack)]}}

Bolero of Fire

Bolero of Fire from the Nintendo 64 Version of Ocarina of Time

Games	Ocarina of Time
Learned from	Death Mountain Crater
Instrument	Ocarina of Time
How to Perform	N64 ↓ A ↓ A → ↓ → ↓ 3DS R L R L Y R Y R
Effect	Warps Link to the Fire Temple

The Bolero of Fire is a teleporting song learned on the Ocarina of Time in Ocarina of Time. This song will teleport Link to the Triforce Pedestal outside the Fire Temple.

How to Learn it

After Link has learned the Prelude of Light, he has the choice of going to either the Water Temple or the Fire Temple, but many do the Fire Temple first as it is easier to find and complete. As an adult, go back up Death Mountain to the Goron City. On one of the middle levels, Link will find a Goron rolling around. Throw a bomb at the right time to stop him. He will say that he is Darunia's son and that he was named after Link. He will then give Link the Goron Tunic and tell him to go to the Death Mountain Crater to find his dad, who has gone to defeat the dragon, Volvagia.

Go up to Death Mountain Crater, and Hookshot across the broken bridge. Here, Link will find Sheik, who in yet another cutscene, will teach him the Bolero of Fire.

How to Play it

In Ocarina of Time, it is played on the C-Buttons using the following notes: ↓ A ↓ A → ↓ → ↓.

In Ocarina of Time 3D, it is played using these notes: R L R L Y R Y R.

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