They're amazing... in every language but Italian is really the best <3Originally Posted by Paul Orhan
Teşekkür ederim for Tarkan
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Grazie per Il Divo. However, it has to be noted that English doesn't suit operatic singing, they sound much better when they sing in Italiano
Last edited by Pattmoreira; 12-11-2011 at 07:35 AM.
Hello I'm not new to the forum but to this sub forum yes I never stepped into. I love the lounge parts of forums so I will stick here until someone notices my song requests! So how all you've been? I'm very happy and of course this song augments my happiness and euphoria right now :P
It's so crazy song with Armenian roots. It's Yurtseven Kardeşler band (the Yurt-seven brothers) was an amateur band based in Germany that rose to fame in mid 00's and are still present :P Have fun they are great for those who listen to this genre
Last edited by MysteryUp; 12-11-2011 at 01:30 PM.
MysteryUp and Evanscent, welcome to How's Your Mood?-Told Through Music thread!
MysteryUp, Since they are the Yurtseven Kardeşler band and 'Kardeşler' is Turkish for brothers; yet their song is Armenian; and they are based in Germany . . . Let me see if I can solve this mystery . . . They are either true brothers or 'Yurdish clan' brothers perhaps of southern Turkey; they were born of Turkish 'Yurd' parents who live in Germany, and they have duo-citizenship! Did I guess right from all your clues?? But where does the 'Amenian' style come from?
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Dear Evanscent, The sound of the music is pretty . . . but the video and meaning is alternately beautiful and frightening. Since you posted the song here, do you mind if I ask: Does the song reflect your mood? If not--good. If it does--please also listen to the music posted by others here . . . and I hope very much that your mood will be lifted somewhat! :S
[QUOTE=Frankie Jasmine;921915]amaryn, this is the best gift you have ever given me. I love this song soooooo much by Cristina Branco, that it makes me think surely I would love every song by her! I haven't been this impressed by this type of female singer (I love Rough Rider females) since I last went the opera--and that's been a while. Also, traditional opera gives me cold chills (goosebumps) when well done. But even at that, I don't care for it as much this song by Cristina Branco. I must listen to more of her! Crisp, clean, fresh, and clear is her voice, like a very fine, delicate, yet diamond-strength champagne glass of pure crystal. Thank you very much. The most beautiful female voice I've heard in quite some time . . . and believe me, Paul Orhan has offered quite a number of excellent female voices, two or three of whom I liked very much. So you have had some stiff competition in the female voice category!! Give me a little time . . . I want to make a special dedication to you for this gem!
Thanks, Frankie. I'll return to it when I have more time
Here is another voice which has always thrilled me, as she interpreted the songs of the German playwright Bertolt Brecht:
Diving into the history of French chanson some of yhe very fine female voices are served to us on a dish
o meen shayfak yalli btorgos bel 3atmeh
o meen shayfak yalli btorgos bel 3atmeh
A surprisingly good one from Madonna (with great lyrics, too):
Back to basics. To Turkey that is.
Those who know me really well will know I just had to post it.
Sensational Demet AKalin (nomination for the best swimsuit and best walking devices in a video AD2011) accompanied by a wide variety of life guards
translation
http://www.allthelyrics.com/forum/tu...en-l-tfen.html
Ne kartpostallar yolladım.
Arasına resimler koydum.
Kaç eylül daha geçti, bir cevap alamadım,
Ama ben bekliyorum...ama yok yazmıyorsun
Peki, ozaman öyle olsun
Kırılan kalbim olsun
Dalgaların, denizlerin, selamı var herkesin.
Öp dediler yanaklarından, bir kere de bizim için...
Nerdeysen, ama nerdeysen
Kimleysen, her nerdeysen
Radyoda o şarkıyı bu sabah gene dinledim
Tam evden çıkıyordum, bir garip oldu içim
Ama ben bekliyorum...ama yok gelmiyorsun.
Peki, ozaman öyle olsun
Kırılan kalbim olsun
Çocukların, balıkçıların selamı var martıların
Öp dediler gözlerinden, bir kere de bizim için...
Nerdeysen, ama nerdeysen
Kimleysen, her nerdeysen
o meen shayfak yalli btorgos bel 3atmeh
Guys... it's Christmas time!
(Even if I'm still having a lot of tests -.-')
come closer ..this album was like a dream come true to me ..as i always wished Tarkan to sing anything in English
so people know how great is his voice <3
o meen shayfak yalli btorgos bel 3atmeh
Ooof be what a voice <3
o meen shayfak yalli btorgos bel 3atmeh
Yeah me too! He's so awesome! I bought this album in a portuguese supermarket! That's fantastic... I was likeTARKAN? HERE?
This is completely new for me... teşekkür ederim!
brilliant.
Yeah me too! He's so awesome! I bought this album in a portuguese supermarket! That's fantastic... I was like
Patricia, by the time he'll sing in Portuguese he will become a mystery
Speaking about "mysterious, mythical music", here's an amazing guy Michal Hromek:
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