The Lion King - Can You Feel The Love Tonight (Multilanguage)

This beautiful song has its own Multilanguage version on my channel and you can enjoy it now! it was ennaahhagain's request two years ago, so here it is I hope you like it :)

Well, "The lion King" it's a true Disney's masterpiece, the story is amazing and the songs too. "Can you feel the love" may not be my favorite song from this movie but "Circle of life", yet I think it is very beautiful!

This Multilanguage includes 14 languages and there are many good voices, so I can't pick a favorite this time. Language's name, song's name and lyrics are on screen and each time language changes so do the language's name, song's name and lyrics!

Just some funny note: the language I chose for the choir after Nala's singing is Castilian, and somehow when Nala gets out of the water she doesn't do this respire of hers so I had to add it, 'cause the song isn't the same without it lol..

ENJOY!!! --- (C)Disney

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[coollapsed]

Why you dont add Latin Spanish anymore? :(

[3123maison]

@coollapsed next time Latin Spanish will appear

[charguigou]

Good place for french, french Nala is wonderful <3

[3123maison]

@charguigou well yeah... you can trust me, I know what parts to choose for each language ;)

[ArturoStojanoff]

Woaaahhh Norwegian is dead beautiful here :O

[ZupCola]

magyar <3 :)

[AlexMoby]

Beautiful multilanguage. Nala sounds so sweet in French and Swedish.

[SuperMinichoco]

French <3

[Fudgein]

@KarroNil du har helt rett^^

[jodiisfox]

FINNISH!! <333

[Chopperxxxxxx]

Norwegian, French, German, Swedish and the Original <3

[ncguerreiro]

love ur videos! :D just to help them be more accurate, Brazilian Portuguese would be "a troca de carícias, a mágica no ar" (the graphic accent is on the wrong word, it should be on "carícias" and "mágica", not "ar") and in European Portuguese he goes "Enquanto houver", not "Enquanto há".