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candybouquet! Thanks to her, I now know this song:
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The song is apparently sampling a 1956 Italian song that translates to "I pretend to be American," and was the original author's reaction to the post-war American influence in his hometown. According to what I've read, Yolanda Be Cool is an Australian group, and this song is a big hit over in the
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Maybe the market just wants to publicize only American artists? Not only that, but it seems to me that the mainstream just isn't open-minded enough for things across the Atlantic. Or maybe it's that our top songs tend to differ? Like, with We No Speak Americano- I can NOT ever imagine that being to the tastes of the American mainstream at all. And this other song I saw from last year that was apparently popular, "Jungle Drum"? I could never see that hitting mainstream here either.
I should let you listen to a regular line up of music that plays on my local radio station every day:
http://www.xl1067.com/iplaylist/playlist.html?net=1
This is pretty much what's popular right now, and it's all I hear on this station! The same like...15 songs every hour hahaha
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Actually, wait, it was in a video candybouquet showed me last night. It's stupidly catchy, oh man.
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