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It's refreshing. I'm not really sure if it's just a blip though. It seems like every few years there is this "Not US/West European" phenom that rises fast and d
by jusben1369 14y ago
It's refreshing. I'm not really sure if it's just a blip though. It seems like every few years there is this "Not US/West European" phenom that rises fast and disappears. Macarena anyone? 99 Red Balloons? There must be a couple more I'm missing?
EDIT: 99 Red Balloons is in fact Western Europe but was in German for more than a year (and widely successful) before being released in English. An oddity. Should have said "Non English" as more accurate than just Western Europe.
- maigret 14y ago99 Luftballons is German, so... West European much. And South American music has been integrated in western culture for a long time already. South Korean not much.
- Aticus_Finch 14y agoMacarena is a spanish song (http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Del_Rio http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Del_Rio) and 99 Red Ballons is german. How is this Not West European?