Is there a song in a foreign language you like the melody to but didnt know the lyrics?
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For me i’d say vocaloid when i was younger. No clue about now, maybe some russian songs like igorek.
Anything from the hu
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For me i’d say vocaloid when i was younger. No clue about now, maybe some russian songs like igorek.
Some of them are:
Clouseau - Passie (Dutch)
5MIINUST x Puuluup - (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi (Estonian, from 2024 Eurovision)
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Anything from the hu
That is some seriously addictive stuff. Good call.
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Mayeeaheeeeee mayeeeaaahhooooo mayeeeeaaaa ha ha!
Dragostei din tei(sp) or so, by Romanians O-Zone?
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For me i’d say vocaloid when i was younger. No clue about now, maybe some russian songs like igorek.
I caught some Icelandic rap the other night on that global radio website and now I need to find it. I caught some Algerian rap - rap again, even though it's usually not my thing - a few months back, too, and it was awesome.
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I caught some Icelandic rap the other night on that global radio website and now I need to find it. I caught some Algerian rap - rap again, even though it's usually not my thing - a few months back, too, and it was awesome.
Are you talking about radio.garden?
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For me i’d say vocaloid when i was younger. No clue about now, maybe some russian songs like igorek.
I don't speak Spanish, but when I heard Colores by Ska-P ("Por la libertad es fundamental la diversidad") I was instantly in love. The music is great and the lyrics seemed straight up fire.
Then I translated their songs and now they are my second favourite band, after RATM.
A Chitón - On repression and censorship in the name of security
El Vals del Obrero - The Workers Waltz, on unity of the working class
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For me i’d say vocaloid when i was younger. No clue about now, maybe some russian songs like igorek.
Blueprint Supreme
SKAI ISYOURGOD & AR LIU Fuyang
I have no idea what they're saying, but I know it slaps.
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For me i’d say vocaloid when i was younger. No clue about now, maybe some russian songs like igorek.
“Fighting in Built-up Areas” by Ladytron. Sung in Mira Aroyo’s native Bulgarian.
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historical example: Sukiyaki by Kyu Sakamoto – released in Japan in 1961 under “Ue o Muite Arukō” – released in US in 1963 under “Sukiyaki” because that was about the only Japanese word Americans knew …
I loved his cover of “Calendar Girl” sung in Japanese.
