Forget The Tango.. This Is The Future..

The Finns moved on to Tango 30 years ago. Tango is HUGE in Finland.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM89rDZOWsI
 
That's ancient. This is real Russian disco: https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153372507370874&pnref=story
 
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Yxi, kaxi, kolme... We learnt something from the Finnish speaking children's program from the 80s. There wasn't much to watch at the time.
The Finnish are passionate people somewhere deep inside, but they don't show it much on the outside. This song was a favorite of mine since my childhood. She sings in Swedish with a Finnish accent.
http://youtu.be/IUQ3MBkZSKg
 
Yxi, kaxi, kolme... We learnt something from the Finnish speaking children's program from the 80s. There wasn't much to watch at the time.
The Finnish are passionate people somewhere deep inside, but they don't show it much on the outside. This song was a favorite of mine since my childhood. She sings in Swedish with a Finnish accent.

That's nice, but I prefer the Leningrad Cowboys. :cool:
 
Yxi, kaxi, kolme... We learnt something from the Finnish speaking children's program from the 80s. There wasn't much to watch at the time.
The Finnish are passionate people somewhere deep inside, but they don't show it much on the outside. This song was a favorite of mine since my childhood. She sings in Swedish with a Finnish accent.
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Very deep inside there is Passion in Helsingfors (Helsinki)...! .... or after 5 vodka shots.... Kiitos :wub:

Jag will tacka Livet it's Gracias a la Vida by Violeta Parra... :D copycats?
THE ORIGINAL in Spanish By VIOLETA PARRA the Inmortal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCSg-E3mtyw

https://www.youtube....h?v=UtA8XxxuzX0
 
Yes, copycat or translation? It depends on how you see it. I heard the spanish version sung by Sosa after she died and they played it everywhere. Both versions are in my Spotify list.
 
Yes, copycat or translation? It depends on how you see it. I heard the spanish version sung by Sosa after she died and they played it everywhere. Both versions are in my Spotify list.

Most likely Arja in the introduction must have explained the origin of the Song . ?? :rolleyes:
The Original version in Spanish was released in the album Las Últimas Composiciones (1966), the last album Violeta Parra published before committing suicide in 1967.

The Violeta Parra Version in her own voice an lyrics is below, a sort of goodbye song, when one reads the story above one realizes what SHE really meant ...!
https://www.youtube....h?v=DCSg-E3mtyw




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