Do you listen to music with lyrics in other languages?

[martin's a madman]

Chinese, not sure the exact language though. Some German, Spanish and English (My first language. Maybe some more but I don't quite remember right now.

 

[MacTavish_Son]

Yes, a lot of Greek stuff, that I barely understand. Why? Because I'm amazitacular i suppose.

 

[Clashero]

I listen to lots of songs in Spanish (Los Pericos kicks arse), Icelandic, German, Finnish, Faroese (Týr kicks even more arse).

 

[Berethond]

I listen to lots of songs in Spanish (Los Pericos kicks arse), Icelandic, German, Finnish, Faroese (Týr kicks even more arse).

Faroese?

What's that?

I listen to music in German, Swedish, Spanish, and... um... Russian...

 

[Ophiuchus]

I listen to lots of songs in Spanish (Los Pericos kicks arse), Icelandic, German, Finnish, Faroese (Týr kicks even more arse).

Faroese?

What's that?

The language of the Faroe Islands. Similar to Icelandic in written form but sounds notably different.

In answer to the topic title: yes, plenty, in a variety of languages. French, German, Spanish, Italian, Finnish, Icelandic, Japanese, a bunch of others. I don't understand them, generally. I understand half the French stuff, but the rest I don't even worry. I like the fact that I don't understand it, it's nice to be able to appreciate the music without being distracted by words.

 

[Clashero]

I listen to lots of songs in Spanish (Los Pericos kicks arse), Icelandic, German, Finnish, Faroese (Týr kicks even more arse).

Faroese?

What's that?

I listen to music in German, Swedish, Spanish, and... um... Russian...

The language of the Faroe islands, which, as I understand, is a dialect of Norwegian.
To be honest, I didn't know about the language nor the islands until a friend showed me a few Týr songs.

 

[Berethond]

I listen to lots of songs in Spanish (Los Pericos kicks arse), Icelandic, German, Finnish, Faroese (Týr kicks even more arse).

Faroese?

What's that?

The language of the Faroe Islands. Similar to Icelandic in written form but sounds notably different.

Thank you.

I listen to lots of songs in Spanish (Los Pericos kicks arse), Icelandic, German, Finnish, Faroese (Týr kicks even more arse).

Faroese?

What's that?

I listen to music in German, Swedish, Spanish, and... um... Russian...

The language of the Faroe islands, which, as I understand, is a dialect of Norwegian.
To be honest, I didn't know about the language nor the islands until a friend showed me a few Týr songs.

And thank you. It sounds pretty cool.

 

[Aqualung]

English, French, Japanese, German, Finnish, Korean, Russian, Icelandic... I'll probably remember more later.

 

[Ninja_X]

I listen to English, German and Japanese music.

 

[TheNumber1Zero]

There my favorite kind of songs

The only rap I really like other than without me is Sonneban Flavor

My favorite song is Yume No Shima Shinen Kouen

 

[megapenguinx]

A little spanish music here and there. But being mexican I understand what is being said so it's not really a foreign language to me

 

[Kuchinawa212]

I can't understand a word they are saying, but it's damn catchy XD

 

[philzibit]

Rammstein, and I do some German that my grandmother taught me