Michel Telo's Ai Se Eu Te Pego has become a worldwide hit and made a slight dent in the US charts hitting somewhere near the 70s. It's a very catch song and it's even a personal favorite of mine! Although it's sung in Brazilian, it's practically easy to sing along with it! I actually don't know what it means though. Never bothered to check the translation. As it is with music, like this one, the melody just hooked me in!
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First Korean #1 Song in My Personal Top 10 Countdown!
KPop has been with us for several years now, but this week marks the first time a Korean song hits the #1 spot in My Personal Weekly Top 10 Favorite Songs - a personal list I have been maintaining since 1984! Blue by Big Bang (Dolce & Bond remix) becomes the first Korean song to do just that. South Korea now joins Iceland, Spain, China, Canada, France, and Germany as countries whose non-English songs have topped My Personal Weekly Top 10. Brazil is not far behind as there is a Portuguese song that I like right now. Let's just see how it progresses in the weeks to come.
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