this song was played by Sinatra.\nThere is a spanish version, or the spanish version was first?
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Paul Anka wrote it, Frank Sinatra sang it, Elvis Presley made it famous. It's not The Spanish version but below is the Elvis version. Have your volume turned up, click and enjoy. \n\nhttp://www.barb-coolwaters.com/e003/myway.html\n\nI looked high and low for the Spanish version and just could not find it...Sorry
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Los tios de Jose se fueron a trabajar\nLos tios de el no estan en casa\nLos hermanos de Juana estan en el hospital\nLa amiga de Jose se murio\nMi tio y tu tia tienen amores\nLa abuela de Pedro y el abuelo de Andres estan retirados\n\nSorry I didn't put the accents over the vocals, it's time consuming..\nPerdona que no puse los acentos pero toma mucho tiempo..☺
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Although a great guitar player, Stevie Ray Vaughan's version is a little unfinished without the vocals.\n\nIn 1999, Concrete Blonde's Jim Mackey joined Los Illegals to do a hard rock flamanco version of this song, for the movie/cd - Searching For Jimi Hendrix; I saw Concrete Blonde and Los Illegals do this live on May 5 (Cinco De Mayo) and it was fantastic, and this is why it is my favorite version.\n\nSting does two versions of this song; one in English and one in Spanish, which is an honorable mention.
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I have no idea...sounds like a nice song though. Where'd you hear it?
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It was an Australian band called Frente. The singer's name is Angie Hart. I absolutely LOVE that version of the song, I recently got it from Limewire after not hearing it for over 10 years. It's funny, when Frente were big I never liked them, except for that song but just recently I bought their first album on a whim and I really love them now. Angie Hart has a beautiful voice, I wish I could sing like that!
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Track 09 - Robin Williams - My Way (A Mi Manera)\n\nADDITIONAL:\n\nYipe there are many songs which was not included.\nI have searched the net I got the name of the person Raul and other latin artists given below\n\n#1\nThe highlight of the score, and the film, is the penguin-centric rendition of "Boogie Wonderland", with a light percussion representing Mumble's tap dancing (and a low percussion for the thousands of penguins tapping). It's a pity the song has to end with a disconcordant riff as the Penguin Elders interrupt the song during the film - the Spanish interjection by Raul is a nice touch.\n\n#2\nWith Williams ready to voice the frenetic leader of the Amigos, Miller reached out to some of the Latino community’s established comedians to round out the group. Carlos Alazraqui, Johnny Sanchez III, Jeff Garcia and Lombardo Boyar gave voice to Nestor, Lombardo, Rinaldo and Raul, respectively.
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Good question...\n\nThe work is actually a theme song to a British TV show called "The One Game".  The composer is Nigel Hess.  The language is not Welsh, it's made up.  Hence the difficulty in finding an English translation.  In fact, there may not be a translation.  It may simply be neat sounding words with no meaning.  That I don't know.  I'm sure you could email Nigel Hess and ask him.  http://www.myramusic.co.uk/
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Bang Bang by Nancy Sinatra
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Please check for songs from the musical Evita
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I don't know who wrote that version of the song but it is definitely a modern version. The original, composed by Franz Schubert in the 1890's, has a little bit of a different instrumental and the woman's voice is a bit deeper. It is a great song though. I hope it comes out on the soundtrack. You can always search for it on Myspace music and type in Franz Schubert. Heres a link to the full version:http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=66310062\n\nI love the game by the way, and that song sets the mood very well. The ending is the best I've seen, not sure if you beat it yet, but when you do you're in for a surprise.
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I've never heard of that song having a Spanish version. The only thing I know is that it has a part of it said in Spanish, which I guess you know that already. If I remember right, these are those parts:\n\n"Baila la calle, de noche, baila la calle, de dia"\n\n"Mira, en Barranquilla, se baila asi"
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I dont know, but it sounds stupid\n\nBTW: sung is not a word.....it is sang
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Wow, I play that song so much, and I have never sat down to try and make sense of the lyrics. Being an American, I probably wouldn't be much help to analyze it, but letting you know there are Americans who do like the song.
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From the album "Vencedor"\n\nComo me duele - Valentin Elizalde \n\nHay como me duele \nComo me duele \nComo me duele \nque te saquen a bailar \n\nComo me duele \nComo me duele \ncomo me duele \nque te saquen a bailar \n\nque te saquen apretar \nque te saquen para atras \nque te empiecen a tentar \nque te empiecen a bailar \n\nComo me duele \nComo me duele \nComo me duele \nque te empiecen a apretar \n\nComo me duele \nComo me duele \ncomo me duele \nque te empiecen a abrazar
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Pachuco is the correct name of that song. This version is a cover. The original song is from the 80's and it was sang by a Mexican group called 'La maldita vecindad'
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amazing song ! i think he's one of the best crooners ever after frank sinatra! \nif anyone's got it on mp3 pls mail it 2 me...kokilads@yahoo.com
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Correcto, mi hermano,hermana, i have my girlfriend from Dominican, and it would be crazy to translate that hymn into dutch. A hymn has to be in the original language.