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Most of the music I listen to is in a different language
I'm English.... most of my favourite singers are Japanese, Korean or Chinese My favourite singer for example: ^^^ the advert/preview for her upcoming Best of + 8th Original album Also... she was able to cover an English song and greatly improve it |
of course i would. icelandic, polish, russian, german... even gibberish made-up languages.
sometimes i prefer it if i can't understand the lyrics - i can just appreciate the music as pure sound. |
Depends. If the accent dectracts from the quality of the music, then no. Otherwise, as long as the musical aspect is good, of course.
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The only music I listen to that are in a different languages are ones where I find the beat enjoyable. Either then that, no thank you.
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But on topic: if you like foreign music I recommend googling/youtubing a dutch band called 'blof' (e.g. their albums 'Umoja', 'Oktober'). excellent easy rock. It's a pity if you can't understand them because their lyrics are brilliant too! |
although I don't understand a word from portuguese, I find this language beautiful and like Brazilian songs and Br. jazz
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Of course, there is some fantastic foreign music out there. Some of my favourites are Buena Vista social club, Tazenda ( a sardinian rock/folk band) and Serge Gainsbourg.
I sometimes enjoy the fact I dont understand the words and it helps add to the music and I find you listen to the music as a whole rather than seperating the two. |
I definitely would! In fact, I already do listen to music from other countries. Right now, I'm really into Bollywood and Persian music. I first got into it from the Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack, that soundtrack is great. I recommend checking it out!
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Sure I would! I speak English, Danish and a lot of German, but while most of my music is in English, I also listen to stuff in French, Spanish, Urdu, Arabic and Icelandic..
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