Name of a Popular Foreign Techno Song?
I would be able to figure it out if you knew a phrase or too. Please post more info!
Foreign techno songs?
Most of the "foreign" dance music is localized to Europe, so only the major names are really well known in the US (except if you know where to look). A lot of popular european dance songs have english lyrics though. Non-english lyrics: Metrox Inc - Nu närmar det sig jul (swedish) Kobojsarna - Sång om ingenting (swedish) Basshunter - Boten Anna, Strand Tylosand, Hallå där (swedish) DJ Roine - 'Ragnar', 'Ragnar Och Trulsa' (swedish) Ozone - Dragostea din Tei, Despre Tine, Numai Tu (romanian) Boom Boxx - Balla Da Li (Italian) Foreign DJ/Artists: Arsenium - 'Love me, Love me', Loca Dan Balan - Crazy Loop Akira - Million miles from home Cascada - Miracle ATC - Around the world, Heaven when you kiss me Ace of Base - Beautiful Life The Real McCoy - Another Night, Runaway Alice Deejay - Will I ever, Better off alone DJ Encore - Walking in the sky, High on life, I see through to you, Open your eyes Groove Coverage - Summer Rain (rob mayth remix) Kate Lesing - Neverland Royksopp - Remind me, Poor Leno Eiffel 65 - Move your body DJ Sammy - Heaven DJ Satomi - Castle in the sky, wonderland
Can you list the most popular foreign language songs (old or new) among Indians?
Of course, I can name a few.Shakira - Waka Waka (This time for Africa)This was the official song for the 2010 FIFA World cup, I remember. And God! It was literally everywhere, to an extent where no one could avoid it! I even choreographed a bunch of little kids in my school to dance on this song for our Annual Day.And I heard my 7-year-old brother sing this (wrong) a few days ago and man! The song still lingers in people’s tongues.Despacito by Luis Fonsi ft. Daddy YankeeThe Spanish song (I guess :p) that became a worldwide phenomenon, breaking records on YouTube and sung in weird ways by Indians.Don’t believe me? See for yourself then xDK'NAAN - Wavin' Flag (Coca-Cola Celebration Mix)“Give me freedom, give me fire,” the song gives me goosebumps. This is one underrated song, which I feel should've been more popular. This song was released around the same time as that of ‘WakaWaka’. Rightly so, this song is described as the best unofficial song of the FIFA 2010.Psy - Gangnam StyleProbably the first song to break YouTube viewing limits or so, Gangnam Style had that groovy tune and weird-but-funny dance moves, which caught people’s attention. Let’s just say I miss the old days when I used to dance to this with my buddies. I didn’t really know what the song meant back then.Camila Cabello - Havana ft. Young ThugEven though it didn’t acquire as much popularity as the above ones, this song was noted for its interesting video and amazing vocals by Camila (she’s my personal favourite, by the way). Also, I heard this play in several parties in my neighbourhood lately. Good song choice, I must say ;)Ed Sheeran- Shape Of YouThis was also a bop, with the amazing Ed Sheeran’s voice *drumrolls please* and a cool music video. But I don’t hear it anymore. Not because it’s bad or anything, but one of my friends sing this for every Karaoke night she goes. Ugh.And that’s it! There are more to add, but I guess these are the more prevalent ones. Thanks for the A2A, and hope this helps you!See ya! ;)
Good foreign techno songs?
I am looking for good techno songs. Preferably not in English if any of you know of any good ones. Please DO NOT GIVE ME BASSHUNTER b/c i already have most of his songs. If you know of any please give me the name of the song, the language its in/country its from and possibly a link to youtube of it? maybe a downloading site? gracias
What is that popular flute song?
I really want to know the name for this famous flute song. It's peaceful, I think the only thing playing is the flute. Usually when hear it on TV it usually play when stuff of nature is shown very peaceful. Sorry I know this is not a lot to go on. But even what you think it might be could help.
Is the "Jimmy Jimmy" song from Disco Dancer really popular in foreign countries?
This is Most popular Song in Russia.Everyone recognises Mithun Chakravarthy there, and is associated with this song.After Raj Kapoor, Mithun is the most favourite actor in Russia - simply because of this Song. It could also be because he is from Bengal, which used to be a Communist State for a long time
What is your favorite foreign language cover of a popular song?
Blondie - Sunday GirlDoes this count? It's a French language version of a song originally in English.I remember hearing Sunday Girl when it was UK #1 back in 1979. I was eight, dimly aware of pop music but liking what I heard. I might've preferred Heart of Glass (the previous single, also a #1 hit) at the time, but Sunday Girl is the one that would influence my musical tastes the most.There were three versions recorded by the band - the original in English, a version in French and later a bilingual version in English featuring a verse and chorus in French. I didn't hear the French language version until it appeared on a Vox Magazine compilation called The Big Music.For me it is the Ur Example of the C86 music that would become popular by the time I was in my mid teens. It is the song that every jangly guitarred unrequited love song should be compared to and measured up against.Hearing it still gives me the musical shivers. As many lads of my age will tell you, Debbie Harry singing seductively is one thing. Her doing so in French is even better.
Any good foreign techno songs?
i'm looking for songs that are similar to: huet ist mein tag - blumchen boten anna - basshunter caramelldansen - supergott dolly song - holly dolly and etcetera! just looking for some good catchy music! (:
Why don’t we see more top foreign movies and songs in the US?
Go check the Billboard Top 200 Album chart, the Top 100 Artist chart, and the Hot 100 Top 10 chart. Quick. Who’s there? Oh, yeah, this South Korean boyband (biggest in the world) called BTS.They also have topped the Social Media chart for 70+ weeks, and won the Top Social Artist award 2 years running.Now, it’s true that America tends to prefer English language films & songs, & Western celebrities. But obviously not exclusively.Plus, much as I despise Bieber, he’s not an American - he’s Canadian. Yep, a foreigner. He’s made it fairly big here (sadly, I say). So have many other Canadians & Brits. So your question is basically inaccurate. Most countries do prefer their own creative productions (music, film, etc) to foreign ones, anyway. Human nature.