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The Lion King - Hakuna Matata (Mex. Spanish) w/subs and trans

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Uploaded by on May 27, 2009

Latin Spanish version, the one I grew up with,
The lyrics are nothing special, but I like the voices a lot, it's one of my favorite versions :D
Some parts where pretty difficult to translate, so I'm sorry if I made any mistake. ;)
The "onda" part is actually purely mexican (I think) and It's not really neutral, but it was a clearly exact translation for the english motto.

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  • Latin Spanish NOT Mexican, Jeez -.-

  • @PurpleRem I know it is latin american/neutral spanish, but the dub was made in Mexico, so I don't see what's the big deal

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  • @apollard0844 These are not the original english lyrics, this is just a translation of the spanish lyrics -_-

  • i grew up watching this movie just in spanish and my favorite line is picoso pero sabroso lol im 20 and never ever seen it in english i love it in spanish

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  • The spanish translation is different from the original english because the beat needs to stay the same and in order with the sylabols :)

  • sin preocuparse, es como hay que vivir ;)

  • Good old times! :)

  • Lol spanish sounds better in my opinion....

  • @SessK and who cares? spanish is soo much better dude....

  • when i was growng up i always wanted to go out with spanish simba.... HELLO!? he souded sexy! but now... not my type XD

  • No matter in what country you are, or what language you speak, you can always get by with "Hakuna Matata!"

  • this is the only spanish mode i can sing to reak easy

  • @rociosclark Actually is Kalimba

    

  • @SessK Yeah, I know, even though the dubs were made in Mexico it's still not how you say it. You're referring to a nationality instead of the whole Latin speaking race.

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