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Day 11: A song from a South American artist
I don't know any. I thought I did but it's proving difficult to find someone I know actually from South America, so I found a song that I like but have never heard before. This man is a Brazilian composer (1908-1993) I have no idea what the title means but to me the song sounds like walking along a boardwalk by the sea. Watching little fishing boats and seagulls arguing in the waves, I feel like I have a place I need to be. There's some anticipation, I'm walking quicker than I usually do and I'm distracted by all the colours and movement around me. I bump into someone and our eyes meet; in that moment I know that I don't need to reach my destination so quickly.

Divagando by Domingo Semenzato
I don't know the name of the man playing the song, just his YouTube name, Pajarillo57
A beautiful song!
 
Ok, I hate to appear pedantic, but I didnt choose the Sudamericana life, the Sudamericana life chose me...by marriage.

I think we might need some visual aids. South America is not the Caribbean Isles, nor Central America, nor Mexico. This is South America:
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When people immigrate from South America to the US, they are sad to find that they are suddenly assumed to be Mexican or Puerto Rican. Each country has it's own identity, culture, Spanish or Portuguese dialect, as well as native languages that are still widely spoken. However, our white centric culture just lumps them all together.

Take that super computer you have in the palm of your hand and Google traditional music, or contemporary hits, it doesn't matter, just make sure not to mis-identify the artist simply because they speak Spanish or Portuguese

I'll get off my soap box, but I'll keep it nearby today!
 
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Day 11: A song from a South American artist


96 Years - ? & The Mysterians
although ? did claim to be from Mars, the band are from migrant families. Who cares where they are from, this is one of the greatest records ever.
I care where they’re from because that’s the prompt? I would not post a song from the 60’s in a 90’s prompt and say “who cares when it was released?”

Migrant and South American are not even remotely the same thing and it’s a little disconcerting to imply they are.
 
I care where they’re from because that’s the prompt? I would not post a song from the 60’s in a 90’s prompt and say “who cares when it was released?”

Migrant and South American are not even remotely the same thing and it’s a little disconcerting to imply they are.
So you are saying Saginaw and Bay City Michigan aren’t in South America? Weird flex there.
 
Quick reference for everyone, South America starts at Columbia and Venezuela and goes south.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_America
Ok, I hate to appear pedantic, but I didnt choose the Sudamericana life, the Sudamericana life chose me...by marriage.

I think we might need some visual aids. South America is not the Caribbean Isles, nor Central America, nor Mexico. This is South America:
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When people immigrate from South America to the US, they are sad to find that they are suddenly assumed to be Mexican or Puerto Rican. Each country has it's own identity, culture, Spanish o Portuguese dialect, as well as native languages that are still widely spoken. However, or white centric culture just lumps them all together.

Take that super computer you have in the palm of your hand and Google traditional music, or contemporary hits, it doesn't matter, just make sure not mis-identify the artist simply because they speak Spanish or Portuguese

I'll get off my soap box, but I'll keep it nearby today!
Thank God more than one person got to it before I did! 😅 I hate having to be the first nitpicker, I would've still done it though 🤣
 
Day 11: A song from a South American artist

I'm hyped for these next few prompts 😍 I love music from all over the shop and I'm so looking forward to continuing to find new songs and artists this week!

I found this Colombian singer recently, unfortunately my Spanish is atrocious so although Google is crap for a lot of reasons, I do appreciate Google translate 😊

Ela Taubert - ¿Para Qué?
 
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