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

[SameOldStory]

Pardon the Google translation, but ....

Votre musique, et la mienne aussi.
Su música, y la mía también.
Twoja muzyka, i moje też.
你的音乐，也是我的。
דיין מוזיק, און מייַן צו.
Din musikk, og min også.

And all others.


I have absolutely no skill with languages, but I enjoy listening to them and would like to hear more.

Please post music/songs in your own languages, or the languages that you like hearing.


I'll post the two songs that started me thinking of this and hope that you'll join in.

They can be anything you like, old or new and even a commercial jingle if you like.

[SameOldStory]

Thanks Beppe.

[beppe]

[QUOTE=SameOldStory;1240122]Thanks Beppe.

I did not know you wanted this for this. She is certainly pretty, whow as pretty as they come. She also sings. great.

Girls that pretty are a public danger. Personally, if I get that close to one like this one and she looks at me in the eyes like this one is looking into the camera, I simply melt. And after, I am not the same guy anymore. Something has given way inside me and it hurts and at the same time it does not hurt but it feels good. How to explain it?

[kindlekitten]

pretty much anything by this guy



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

[SameOldStory]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

pretty much anything by this guy



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

This one maybe?

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by SameOldStory

This one maybe?

yep. and this one that pretty much says all I need to say about organized religion; (yeah I know, take it to the other forum)

[SameOldStory]

Just to prevent misunderstandings.

English is not excluded, but I would rather it not be something commonly heard on AM/FM radio in the US.

[Falcao]

While some people thinks that "Mexican music" is just one genre, it is not. Mexican music comprises a lot of genres as shown below.

Rock


Pop


Pop-folk


"Banda" [Typical of Northern Pacific states]


"Corrido" [Folk music developed in the Revolution of 1910, it generally tells a full story]


Corrido with mariachi [Mariachi music is from western Mexico]


Rap


Opera


Football song

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by SameOldStory

Just to prevent misunderstandings.

English is not excluded, but I would rather it not be something commonly heard on AM/FM radio in the US.

I'm reasonably certain that the Magdalene Laundries is not heard on American radio very darn often

[SameOldStory]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

I'm reasonably certain that the Magdalene Laundries is not heard on American radio very darn often

Don't know about where you live, but here it's never left the top 10 chart.

It's a good one, KK. Thanks.

[Falcao]

Although this song is in Turkish, it was a big hit in Mexico some years ago.

[obs20]

[Falcao]

I discovered this song while travelling by the Great Lakes. Don't sure if it's a regular radio song.

[SameOldStory]

Originally Posted by Falcao

Although this song is in Turkish, it was a big hit in Mexico some years ago.

That video gives me a completly different view of Turkey. Thanks

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by SameOldStory

Don't know about where you live, but here it's never left the top 10 chart.

It's a good one, KK. Thanks.

I'd like a link to the radio station that you listen to then. I've traveled all over the country for work and the ONLY station I ever heard it on was an NPR station from the Oregon coast that specialized in Folk and New Age type music, and even then it was on the "world music" section

Originally Posted by Falcao

I discovered this song while travelling by the Great Lakes. Don't sure if it's a regular radio song.

it was fairly common in the late 70s, early 80s, but anything Lightfoot is always a welcome treat