Post a catchy non-english song

Ride on Shooting Star by the pillows

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Funky!

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Unlike Western people, Russian groovy songs are played on the fields of Donbass, where Russians reflect the aggression of Western countries by the hands of other Russians.

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I won't say that this is foreign because it's in Cherokee, a language that was here in what is now known as the U.S. much much longer than English (English is still very much a foreign language here).

This was on one of my favorite movies.

Here we go

This the te reo Māori version of an English version.
The English version is just as beautiful.

Arohanui everyone.

This fellow is quite a story, preserving his ancestral language that is on the verge of disappearing.

According to Statistics Canada (2016), there are about 350 Malecite (Wolastoqiyik) speakers in Canada who identify the language as their mother tongue

Jeremy Dutcher is an emerging Toronto-based composer and vocal artist. This classically trained operatic tenor takes every opportunity to blend his Wolastoq First Nation roots into the music he creates, blending distinct musical aesthetics that shape-shift between classical, contemporary, traditional, and jazz to form something entirely new. Dutcher’s forthcoming debut release, Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa (Maliseet Songs), involves the rearrangement of William Mechling’s Wax cylinder recordings from Maliseet communities in the early 1900s. With his new reimagined composition complete, Jeremy used NMC’s extensive collection to expand upon the project’s soundscapes.

Another First-Nations artist:
Inuk (Inuit) throat-singer Tanya Tagaq:

This is a cute one

Sal

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My Darlin' and me always loved Ladysmith Black Mambazo. Never knew much of the Zulu Isicathamiya vocal language, but often new what they were saying.

F'kn with my midol?
F'kn with my midol!













And for those who think heavy metal screaming is another language

more Zulu

I'm surprised no one posted this one yet.
Vitas



Can't go wrong with Bjork or The Sugarcubes.
Here's one since it's that time of the year.