You misunderstood me. I don't think that singing in Italian is silly in itself. Italian language is a very beautiful and important language. But it seems silly for Latvian singers from Latvia to sing in Italian. One of them is actually an Italian, but the rest are Latvians.
@edx4ever It seems that you haven't read my comments carefully. Music is very important to me, and I would never say (or think) that singing is silly. What I wrote was that, in my opinion, it is silly for Latvian singers to sing in a language that is so far from their own language and culture at such an event as Eurovision, where they are supposed to represent their country. English is the international language, so that's more or less okay, but I am not so sure about other languages.
To me it would seem just as silly if they had sung in Finnish, Japanese, Turkish or whatever. It's normal to sing in English, as it is the main international language, or even in Russian (for Latvians) as we are wery tightly linked to it. But any other language seems a bit strange to me. There can always be exceptions, of course. But this is not the case, in my opinion.
I'd rather think that spreading other languages is good;most people have had enough of the anglophonic imperialism;the same imperialism that obliges me to write in this language.
When looking a music show,i hear
saying "international chart",i'd like
to really hear international music,not always the same angloamerican shit.
For that reason it's good when someone chooses a foreign language,different from english.
On the one hand, you are right. It is more interesting if people sing in different languages at Eurovision. But on the other hand, it would be nicer if those languages would be their own.
But, what I meant by saying that there can always be exceptions, is that it's okay for a singer to sing in a foreign language if he feels that this language and the mentality represented by it is close to him and his temper. But in this case it doesn't seem to be true - most Latvians are very far from Italians in their mentality and temper. That's why it seems a bit inadequate and artificial to me. I may be wrong, though.
@boguswoman81 The song is in Italian because it was written by a person [the man with the red rose] who comes from Italy and lived & worked some time in Latvia ;]
well i have to say its a very nice song and even better perfomance.but opera and eurovision just dont go together.becides the last singer that appeared was leader of Pirates of Sea on this years Eurovision.and i know he is Italian but living in Latvia
per essere della Lettonia l'italiano lo hanno saputo masticare piuttosto egreggiamente ;)
messinesefelicemente 1 year ago
The best!!!!!
reptils86 1 year ago
супер
Dolan1961 1 year ago
Not bad, but a bit silly - singing in italian and so on.
boguswoman81 2 years ago
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Lictorium 2 years ago
Is singing in Italian "silly" ?
Are you saying that?
Lictorium 2 years ago 4
You misunderstood me. I don't think that singing in Italian is silly in itself. Italian language is a very beautiful and important language. But it seems silly for Latvian singers from Latvia to sing in Italian. One of them is actually an Italian, but the rest are Latvians.
boguswoman81 2 years ago
@boguswoman81
Why do some of people think, that singing is "silly"?
edx4ever 6 months ago
@edx4ever It seems that you haven't read my comments carefully. Music is very important to me, and I would never say (or think) that singing is silly. What I wrote was that, in my opinion, it is silly for Latvian singers to sing in a language that is so far from their own language and culture at such an event as Eurovision, where they are supposed to represent their country. English is the international language, so that's more or less okay, but I am not so sure about other languages.
boguswoman81 6 months ago
To me it would seem just as silly if they had sung in Finnish, Japanese, Turkish or whatever. It's normal to sing in English, as it is the main international language, or even in Russian (for Latvians) as we are wery tightly linked to it. But any other language seems a bit strange to me. There can always be exceptions, of course. But this is not the case, in my opinion.
boguswoman81 2 years ago
I'd rather think that spreading other languages is good;most people have had enough of the anglophonic imperialism;the same imperialism that obliges me to write in this language.
When looking a music show,i hear
saying "international chart",i'd like
to really hear international music,not always the same angloamerican shit.
For that reason it's good when someone chooses a foreign language,different from english.
Lictorium 2 years ago
On the one hand, you are right. It is more interesting if people sing in different languages at Eurovision. But on the other hand, it would be nicer if those languages would be their own.
boguswoman81 2 years ago
But, what I meant by saying that there can always be exceptions, is that it's okay for a singer to sing in a foreign language if he feels that this language and the mentality represented by it is close to him and his temper. But in this case it doesn't seem to be true - most Latvians are very far from Italians in their mentality and temper. That's why it seems a bit inadequate and artificial to me. I may be wrong, though.
boguswoman81 2 years ago
@boguswoman81 The song is in Italian because it was written by a person [the man with the red rose] who comes from Italy and lived & worked some time in Latvia ;]
DanyXStardust 9 months ago
@Lictorium YES IN ITALIAN opera
ridicolas 1 month ago
well i have to say its a very nice song and even better perfomance.but opera and eurovision just dont go together.becides the last singer that appeared was leader of Pirates of Sea on this years Eurovision.and i know he is Italian but living in Latvia
mirtom82 3 years ago
Actually they don't sing in opera.
ilzuks123 2 years ago
cute!
littlefrancy 3 years ago
bautiful :))
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Johndenseje 4 years ago
very nice song and perfomance
DolgorukovPivix 4 years ago 2