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do you listen music in spanish?
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do you listen music in spanish?
I've never listened to spanish music, but there's a rapper called RZA from Wu Tang and he released a album called the world according to RZA and it had all sorts of rappers from different countries and there were some Spanish rappers on it too and it sounded good
ya
yeah but i dont really know arists names.
A few from the top of my head:
cafe tacuba
Aterciopelados
Los Bukis
its as secksy as hindu
no offence but no thanks.
Sometimes...
And finish is sexy is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Afronaut
As for the original question, I listen to Manu Chao occasionally...
sometimes
http://dojo.fi/~rancid/loituma__.swf - finish music as sexy as it gets. :shifty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Creeping Death
I like to listen to some spanish music since I comprendo espaņol (understand spanish). Well at least some of the words. Manu Chao is good and Shakira sounds better in spanish.
How can you have music in Spanish? A bit like whistling in German, I suppose.:wacko:
spanish music is great, from reggaeton to paco de lucia!
yes mana,alejandro sanz,cafe tuba,manu chao
sometimes, spanish country is sure as hell better than american country :lol:
depends, if its rock, oh fuck yeah!! If its some non-electrical music or you know, to many horns or accordions.... well, no.
I live in a country where the main language is spanish but i dont really like the music lol
Wow, some one mentioned 'Los Bukis'?
well, you have great taste.
Also listen to Marco Antonio Solis, he's the Best there is for Mexican music,
also Jose Jose, Raphael, etc.
And then there is Laura Pausini, Mana, jarabe de Palo, Thalia, Alejandra Guzman,
Paloma San Basilio, Yuridia, Marisela, Mijares, Chayanne, Rocio Durcal, Juan Gabriel, and lots and lots more.
Spanish music as in musica de Espaņa, or music sung in Spanish?
Most of the music I listen to is in Spanish, mainly from Latin America/South America/Puerto Rico/Cuba etc... lots of Salsa, Cha-Cha, Bachata, Bolero, Son, Rumba, and some spanish pop.
People, kee out of this latin music style (Reggaeton, HipHop, Reggae, Rap, Ska, Rock, Pop, Etc..)
The good latin music is... Salsa, Cumbia, Romantica, Banda, Etc...
If u want, maybe i can upload some songs...
I don't like but there is quite a lot of good music in Spanish. One of the bands that I liked a bit was Carajo (translation: f@$k). Some mentioned here (Cafe Tacuba, etc.) are good.
That is practically an unknown group, even more, I had never heard of it before now.Quote:
Originally Posted by wickedc@rlos
Also 'Carajo' is more like 'Freaking' (not as in freak out but as in freaking shit[when you hit your toe, lol]),
but in the other hand, I've seen F@$k translated as Carajo in the movies,
so, you are not entirely wrong.
This band has been popular indeed when they released their first album. Then they started decaying I think. But they haven't disappeared, I think. As to the name of the band, I forgot to say that Fu$k would be the translation as long as we think of "fu$k" as an idiomatic expression, not as a verb.Quote:
Originally Posted by worldpeaseThat is practically an unknown group, even more, I had never heard of it before now.Quote:
Originally Posted by wickedc@rlos
Also 'Carajo' is more like 'Freaking' (not as in freak out but as in freaking shit[when you hit your toe, lol]),
but in the other hand, I've seen F@$k translated as Carajo in the movies,
so, you are not entirely wrong.
Lol, languages are a beautiful thing after all!Quote:
Originally Posted by wickedc@rlos
The best music to listen to...
Spain has numerous styles of folk music. Other popular genres include, Pop, rock, hip hop and heavy metal. Current pop world in Spain is a wonderful and delectable mix of class, style and cutting edge effects. It even has electronica and euro disco. Rock, punk, reggae, ska and even hip-hop have their fan following and have number of homegrown talents.
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i love listening to spanish music even though i can't understand a word.
never do that
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