oh and they fucked up the song..." yo tequierro y finito" its nonsense. it tranlates to "i tequierro (made up word) and end" and then "yo te querda" doesn't have any meaning. now i know this is what it sounds like in the song but those guys have english accents and english pronounciation, so...there ya go
Yeah i agree, I think that's why a lot of people misinterpret the lyrics. They do that a lot. They did the same thing in "Should I stay or should I go." The spanish part always confuses people into thinking the wrong lyrics. I think it's pretty cool though, it shows their interpretation of the language into the song, instead of them trying really hard to pronounce the words correctly and trying to make sense out of them. "yo te quiero infinito" is my favorite part of the song :)
Yeah i agree, I think that's why a lot of people misinterpret the lyrics. They do that a lot. They did the same thing in "Should I stay or should I go." The spanish part always confuses people into thinking the wrong lyrics. I think it's pretty cool though, it shows their interpretation of the language into the song, instead of them trying really hard to pronounce the words correctly and trying to make sense out of them. "yo te quiero infinito" is my favorite part of the song :)
Yeah i agree, I think that's why a lot of people misinterpret the lyrics. They do that a lot. They did the same thing in "Should I stay or should I go." The spanish part always confuses people into thinking the wrong lyrics. I think it's pretty cool though, it shows their interpretation of the language into the song, instead of them trying really hard to pronounce the words correctly and trying to make sense out of them. "yo te quiero infinito" is my favorite part of the song :)
Yeah i agree, I think that's why a lot of people misinterpret the lyrics. They do that a lot. They did the same thing in "Should I stay or should I go." The spanish part always confuses people into thinking the wrong lyrics. I think it's pretty cool though, it shows their interpretation of the language into the song, instead of them trying really hard to pronounce the words correctly and trying to make sense out of them. "yo te quiero infinito" is my favorite part of the song :)
oh and they fucked up the song..." yo tequierro y finito" its nonsense. it tranlates to "i tequierro (made up word) and end" and then "yo te querda" doesn't have any meaning. now i know this is what it sounds like in the song but those guys have english accents and english pronounciation, so...there ya go
Yeah i agree, I think that's why a lot of people misinterpret the lyrics. They do that a lot. They did the same thing in "Should I stay or should I go." The spanish part always confuses people into thinking the wrong lyrics. I think it's pretty cool though, it shows their interpretation of the language into the song, instead of them trying really hard to pronounce the words correctly and trying to make sense out of them. "yo te quiero infinito" is my favorite part of the song :)
Yeah i agree, I think that's why a lot of people misinterpret the lyrics. They do that a lot. They did the same thing in "Should I stay or should I go." The spanish part always confuses people into thinking the wrong lyrics. I think it's pretty cool though, it shows their interpretation of the language into the song, instead of them trying really hard to pronounce the words correctly and trying to make sense out of them. "yo te quiero infinito" is my favorite part of the song :)
Yeah i agree, I think that's why a lot of people misinterpret the lyrics. They do that a lot. They did the same thing in "Should I stay or should I go." The spanish part always confuses people into thinking the wrong lyrics. I think it's pretty cool though, it shows their interpretation of the language into the song, instead of them trying really hard to pronounce the words correctly and trying to make sense out of them. "yo te quiero infinito" is my favorite part of the song :)
Yeah i agree, I think that's why a lot of people misinterpret the lyrics. They do that a lot. They did the same thing in "Should I stay or should I go." The spanish part always confuses people into thinking the wrong lyrics. I think it's pretty cool though, it shows their interpretation of the language into the song, instead of them trying really hard to pronounce the words correctly and trying to make sense out of them. "yo te quiero infinito" is my favorite part of the song :)