Your music, and mine too. La tua musica, e anche il mio. Ihre Musik, und meine auch.

[SameOldStory]

[beppe]

Originally Posted by Falcao

I remember my surprise when they lost that game against Italy.

Ah Ah Ah. I still remember that series of matches. I actually was in Brazil, in the nice town of B*** in the state of SanPaolo, for work. There was the match with Argentina. We were at the restaurant in SanPaolo with a bunch of guys from BA. You know how meek and humble they can be those pibe de oro. We won and they lost their smile. Which was not a big loss as they apparently had a bad relation with their orthodontist. Differently from you senhores (that's how I simulate the tilde) muchacitos they eat beef rather than maize so something does happen.

Than there was the match with the brazileros, that have always feared the azzurri of all the teams. The boss invited me at his place to see the match, and there I was surrounded by verde oros and the pibe de oro who had recovered all their albagia. And they were so patronizing. So nice. Have more this, have more that. Take some of this, my mother made it with her hands.

You know how suave they can be.

Than they scored. Ale aho. Dances, sambades, drums in the streets. The work. Than we scored. In the silence everybody could hear the slap of my hand against the interior of my arm in the umbrella gesture.

At the end of the match, that the azzurri dominated cynically, i had busted a vein in the interior of my left arm. I wanted to go and dance naked in the streets, but they did not let me. Too dangerous they said.

[Falcao]

A catchy song from Slovenija

[SameOldStory]

The Enter The Haggis videos on YouTube are really bad. I've seen them in person and they're great. Luckily, this is one that I like.

Best played with the volum cranked up.

[desertblues]

Music that tells the tale of a painter of my country, Vincent van Gogh, sang by Don Mc Lean.

[encapuchado]

Facundo Cabral from Argentina
Title song: "No soy de aquí, ni soy de allá" [I'm not from here, or there]

Translated lyrics

I like the sea and a woman when she cries,
the swallows and the bad ladies,
to jump balconies and to open windows,
and girls in April.

I like wine so much as flowers,
and lovers, but not misters [i.e. husbands].
I'm charmed with being a friend of thieves
and with French songs.

I'm not from here, or there.
I've no age, or future.
And being happy is my color
of identity.

I like to be always resting in the sand,
and to chase Manuela in bicycle,
and having all the time to see the stars
with Mary in the wheat-field.

I'm not from here, or there.
I've no age, or future.
And being happy is my color
of identity.

[SameOldStory]

An old Mexican song written in 1882 by Quirino Mendoza y Cortés and sung by old Roy Rogers.

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Of course there are a few hundred other versions.

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[WT Sharpe]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

pretty much anything by this guy



and I've forgotten how to post you tube videos again

No problem.

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by WT Sharpe

No problem.

I figured it out... I posted a link right after that

[OakIris]

There is a lot of wonderful music posted here - I need to spend a day to listen to all of it!

Here is one of my favorite English folk/rock groups; I fell in love with their music when I lived in England yea those many years ago!



Holly

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