Comments: Hey everyone. I'm making this a quick post. I have to apologize things for me are really crazy right now and I haven't had time to put sufficient time into this post which saddens me because I love this artist. Miss Pausini has been creating world music since the 90s and sings in a variety of languages. I am bringing you the Spanish versions since most people probably know that more often than Italian. This first song is one to which I used to love to fall asleep. The song ends around 3:30 please excuse the rest of the video.
Comments: This second song is much more up tempo and can really show off Laura's vocals. I'm sorry I've gotta jet. I really hope that you enjoy her music. Happy listening!
One other thing that I wanted to mention in reference to Christopher's post. I am so excited to see how many hits we have been getting and I love that I get to be a part of this! Music is such a wonderful and powerful thing and I'm so glad that all of us get to share our love of that with you all and I just hope that you enjoy listening/reading just as much as we like writing and sharing.
Comments: I heard this song the other day thanks to a friend of mine, and just had to post it here. M.I.A. has to be one of the most diverse and genre-spanning artists I've ever seen, up there with Shakira. I mean, I've seen Shakira doing rock, Latin, pop, and electro. M.I.A. isn't quite that diverse, but she isn't far behind. This song is catchy and excellent, and the video is hilarious for being campy and awesome. Honestly, if I didn't know it, I would deny that this artist and the M.I.A. that produced "Bad Girls" was even the same person. Enjoy!
Comments: Hey all, it's Miriah here with some Spanish for the week. My apologies that my soundtrack song isn't from anything as awesome as Game of Thrones, but rather from an animated movie. (The movie was great for anyone wondering.) Rodrigo y Gabriela are a Mexican an instrumental guitar duet. I didn't realize this when I bought their album, but I fell in love with the music. Almost all, at least on the album this song appears in are upbeat, fast paced, and amazing. Anyhow, this song (whose title means "Red Devil" in Spanish) was released some time ago back in '06 on the duet's self-titled album. In the movie, the song plays during a dance off which was an excellent scene to put this song. Enjoy!
