What is the name of the spanish song that goes "one,two,three,four,uno,dos,tr... know you want me"?
Pitbull - I know you want me (Calle Ocho)
Does ne one know the name of a spanish song that begins with sounds of galloping horses? (a man and woman sing
i don't remember any lyrics...i know it's a slow romantic song. the only thing that keeps coming to mind is something about "stars" (estrellas)...i haven't heard it in awhile. I think it was a bachata song.
In the series Money Heist, what is the name of the Spanish song to which the Heist men dance to in the beginning of Part 1 Episode 11, after Moscow finally finds soil while building the tunnel in the vault?
It’s not an Spanish song. It’s an Italian one called “Bella ciao”.
What is the name of the Spanish song that goes "Pacito Pacito…Poquito Poquito"?
I think you are referring to Lois Fonsi’s ‘Despacito’, or the latest version that feat. Justin Bieber. It became the No.1 summer song this year. https://www.google.com.sg/url?sa...
If you could introduce me to one Spanish song, what would it be?
There are way too many. I’d probably go out of the trodden path to suggest some lesser-known (among non-Spanish speakers) singer-songwriters, and it’s a very hard choice to give you one. It’s unfair even to give you only three, but that’s what I’ll do:Al alba, by Luis Eduardo AuteEl sitio de mi recreo, by Antonio VegaSólo le pido a Dios, by León GiecoAl alba was published in 1978. Franco had died a few years before, but the transition to a Democracy was still in the works. Aute managed to break through the (still lingering) censorship and publish a song that, disguised as a love song, was an attack on death penalty (“[…] Presiento que tras la noche, vendrá la noche más larga […]”)Antonio Vega’s was (a lung cancer took him away rather young) a brilliant composer, and a tortured soul, riddled with drug problems. Maybe because of that he was able to bring us a soothing song like El sitio de mi recreo.Sólo le pido a Dios is maybe the best known of the three. Mainly because it’s been featured by a ton of other people, including Bruce Springteen. Which makes it full circle, because Gieco got inspired by Springteen when writing it :-) He wrote the song in a time of saber-rattling between Chile and Argentina as they were going through the latest iteration of an almost century long conflict about borders. It became relevant again a few years later, when Argentina and the UK clashed over the Falkland/Malvines.Bonus track: I’m not a huge fan of Joaquín Sabina, but you should listen to his Y sin embargo.Edit: I decided to give only one slot to Antonio Vega and added the one from Gieco instead.
Who sings the Spanish song "Te Amo"?
If you mean the original from, Umberto Tozzi, “Ti amo”. (A really timeless song).There are some interpreters over time, even Umberto Tozzi sang his own song in spanishpossibly the spanish singer, Marcos Llunas, was one of the most played interpretation.Even, there is another interpretation from another spanish singer, Sergio Dalma in duet with Chenoa,Surely there are more interpretations around, but these are the most handy
What's the name of that spanish song that goes "come here! " ?
I think the song is either rap or reggaeton. Some of the lyrics were definitly in Spanish but some were in English. I think the whole line of that part in the song was " ven aca! come here!" I 'm not positive about that though.
"Come on Come on Come on Baby" Spanish Song Name?
There is this one spanish song, that is really famous but i can not in the life of me find the name of the song, and i would really like to download it. It is a very popular Spanish song, that has alot of spanish in it, but also some english in it. The only english in it that i remember is "Come on Come on Come on Baby" it is really popular, and there is other english verses in it, i just cant remember. Please give me the name for this, i can't think of it at all, really popular song though, sung by a male
What songs in Spanish should I play at my dad's funeral?
Condolences to you and your family.Assuming that your father (RIP) was of Mexican origin, the most beloved songs that represent the departure of a loved one are:1.- Las Golondrinas2.- Mexico Lindo y Querido3.- Dios Nunca MuereOther songs in Spanish that may represent grief for the death of a loved one may also be:1.- Amor Eterno, of Rocio Durcal2.- Que Será, of José Feliciano3.- Cantares, of Joan Manuel Serrat4.- Cuando Un Amigo Se Va, of Alberto Cortez5.- La Vida Sigue Igual, of Julio Iglesias6.- El Amor De Mi Vida, of Pablo Milanes7.- La Saeta, of Joan Manuel Serrat8.- Mi Viejo, of Piero9.- Por Tí, of Oscar Chavez10.- No Me Digas Adiós, of Samuel Hernandez11.- Yo te extrañare, of Tercer cielo12.- Dejame Partir, of Rogelio Arias LopezAnd again, sorry for your loss.
Would love the names of these spanish songs please!?
just back from spain and having trouble with finding these songs one was a dance along one where the club would dance along going left and right (kind of like the cha cha slide) the girls would sing the lines asi asi and the guys alli alli.. the other song i thought was called toma toma although just the wisin y yandel song comes up for that its reggaeton and kind of fast with the words toma toma in along with rakata the other song i dont know much about but the beginning has like grecian music playing but it goes into a reggaeton song with the woman sounding like nina skye muchas gracias in advance