I always love to listen to foreign songs, those standard songw like the song of Bruno Mars 
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Oh yes absolutely! I listen to songs of different languages. In fact my playlist is so diverse, as in a mix of songs from different languages that when I play it, it becomes hard for others to follow
I also have a habit of learning the lyrics of various languages and to sing along!
I also have a habit of learning the lyrics of various languages and to sing along!
I do. If it has a good tune, I'll listen to it.
I like Arabic music, particularly female vocalist when they "yodel" the words. Yodel isn't a good word but I don't know what you would call it.
I like Arabic music, particularly female vocalist when they "yodel" the words. Yodel isn't a good word but I don't know what you would call it.
I love music generally and as long as the song is melodious, I don't mind singing along and playing it regardless of the country that the song originates from. Music is a universal language and true music lovers don't really care about if a song is foreign or not.
A Kurdish taxi driver I once travelled with played Kurdish music in the cab and I've liked it ever since. I also like the music of Vietnamese singer Khan Linh who sounds like Barbra Streisand.
I loved Bob Marley's music which is technically foreign, from Jamaica.