Non-English music

[Sarahdg]

The only German groups I know of are Modern Talking (80s boyband kinda stuff that a friend sent me a tape of when I was younger) and Rammstein (ugh no thanks, I don't wan't to be deaf).

I did used to listen to a couple of Swedish songs a few years ago but I have no idea who the people singing them are (and no, not ABBA or Robyn...or Ace of Base).

[Lauriane]

If you're looking for something fun (and great ) you should listen to Camille. She's a french singer that uses body percussions, lots of onomatopoeias, and has an awesome voice. Though her new album (Ilo veyou) is a bit different than her previous ones ( great nonetheless). She was also part of the Nouvelle Vague band (which you should check out too if you don't know ).

[Sarahdg]

I will have to look them up! I was out last night and took a taxi home, and the driver was Indian and he asked did I mind if he played his Punjabi music and of course I said I didn't mind. I actually like that sort of music (not that I listen often) because it always seems upbeat and it makes me want to dance.

[YOpinksushi]

I love K-Pop so hard right now! It's embarrassing really. http://youtu.be/lkHlnWFnA0c

[heidzxo]

I have one song that isn't sung in English. It's by an artist by the name of Rie Tanaka and it's called Fields of hope. I don't know of any of her other music, but I'd recommend it nonetheless. She has such a pretty voice.
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[meex]

Right now SO IN LOVE with Yelle, her music is pretty funky and upbeat and you can't help but get happy.
I don't listen to Latin music very much beside the sunday/party mariachi music but I'm making up a music video up in my head every time I listen to La Tortura by Shakira ... that happen to anyone else??

[Crystal]

I heart french music. Carla Bruni is great. Something a little older, France Gall.

[massnerder]

Masshysteri!

[dy_]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGFlDSXV ... re=related

its a very sad song - but i love it!

and its in swissgerman

[dy_]

Carla Bruni. I love French

I've been hooked on Carla Bruni ever since my French professor played one of her music videos for us in class. Have you ever listened to Francoise Hardy? I feel like she's the 60s mod version of Carla.

Does anyone have suggestions for German music? I really love Wir Sind Helden and Juli, but the songs I have from them are sort of old and I would love to hear some new stuff!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg7zZcUFKIg&ob=av2n

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abbrDDmSXLE

some german music...