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[Quacker Jack]

In Spanish class, we listen to a lot of pop artist in Spanish music. I thought I'd share some links of my favorite:

Explicame:
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=RDp4xpzG07E

Heroe (you should probably know this):
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=U91D-9Uqoks

Dimelo:
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=6NIreX5Mkqo

Waka Waka (again, bet you recognize this):
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=dzsuE5ugxf4

The cool thing about Spanish is that it is a romantic language (the language family). As the name suggests, it is a much more romantic language than English (we are Germanic). My only complaint is there is a lot of sad love songs.

What do you guys think of the above? Like? Dislike? It might be weird when you first hear it because you don't know the words, but the above are all really catchy. Additionally, feel free to share any more you have in other foreign languages.

[Angel]

This is the first song I've learned in my Spanish class. My professor is old, so she mostly taught us old love songs rather than pop. I agree that a lot of Spanish songs are sad and mellow, but really pleasant to the ears.



I also like a lot of anime OSTs, but I love Yui's Rolling Star (from Bleach) the most.

[Jessi]

I absolutely love both of these covers of Spanish songs.

[altrouge]

I listen to Rammstein, and I don't even speak German!

Besides that I can also listen to anime songs (I love Hizamazuite Ashi Wo Oname from Princess Resurrection) and some Spanish ones (~~ dale a tu cuerpo alegria macarena!! ~~). Yeah

[Quacker Jack]

Oh, while on the foreign song topic - you guys should look up what the Macarena means in English. I couldn't believe I learned the words in kindergarten.

All good songs!

[pinklily]

That was great to listen. I hardly listen to Spanish songs. Anyways, we had French class when I was in College. And there was a French music channel in our cable TV before. Well, one of songs that I remember listening was Elle est ta toi by Assia.