I *heart* Eurovision, pt. 2
Today in Eurovision:
Half of the group representing Moldova is a former member of the boy band O-Zone! I guess that's why the act is called 'Ex-O-Zone singer Arsenium and Natalia Gordienko'.
What it does not explain is why their song, "Loca" is partially in - not Moldovan - but Spanish. For example:
Now granted, Spanish lyrics about a girl's mouth are probably a hell of a lot easier to rhyme than something in Moldovan, like
It breaks my heart, though, to see that despite many advances, male eyebrow waxing technology has not yet come to Moldova. Keep reaching for the stars, guys!
Half of the group representing Moldova is a former member of the boy band O-Zone! I guess that's why the act is called 'Ex-O-Zone singer Arsenium and Natalia Gordienko'.
What it does not explain is why their song, "Loca" is partially in - not Moldovan - but Spanish. For example:
Every night I need my Loca
Every night I need her boca
Every night I need my Loco
Need him crazy just un poco
Now granted, Spanish lyrics about a girl's mouth are probably a hell of a lot easier to rhyme than something in Moldovan, like
Despite an economy based on vegetables and wine
We have 6% annual economic growth
This is rare for a former Soviet republic
It breaks my heart, though, to see that despite many advances, male eyebrow waxing technology has not yet come to Moldova. Keep reaching for the stars, guys!
1 Comments:
Oooh, I love O-Zone! And remember that even though they were Moldovan, their lyrics were in Romanian.
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