Dies rojos

[postlink]https://cansongs.blogspot.com/2017/03/dies-rojos.html[/postlink]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0sm-EdsM0Qendofvid [starttext]La nostra Grefu debuta este divendres en solitari, acompanyada per la seua guitarra Toñi però armada amb la meua, que és electroacústica. El seu xou compta com a mínim amb un parell de peces pròpies, a més d'esta cançó protesta de feminisme intemporal, ideal per a celebrar el Dia Internacional de la Dona Treballadora i, de retruc, l'aniversari d'este bloq.[endtext]

Dies rojos

Not that I miss him

[postlink]https://cansongs.blogspot.com/2015/02/not-that-i-miss-him.html[/postlink]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr4h55vBg3Qendofvid [starttext]But every now and then I wonder what will Bernie Bultaco's whereabouts be: turns out he's around London, currently going by the names of Josebeer (sic) or Joe the Dog, both reminiscent of his formative years with local, seminal band Los Perros. He's since been with more bands than anyone in a lifetime, and although he appears in this tongue-in-cheek video of Ricky C Quartet, it seems he's now in some other project called... Michael Jackson?[endtext]

Not that I miss him

He just smells funny

[postlink]https://cansongs.blogspot.com/2014/10/he-just-smells-funny.html[/postlink]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzaE_xmk0Scendofvid [starttext]Brassens influence over French culture, both musically and politically, it's so huge that it's even spawned a punk tribute called (sic) Brassen's Not Dead, a Tolosan quatuor that, in its complete line up includes an animator and a sign language translator, lest deaf people lose the full meaning of many great songs that, in its heyday, already spake of anarchism, pacifism, sex and whatnot.[endtext]

He just smells funny

Calimero rocks

[postlink]https://cansongs.blogspot.com/2013/04/calimero-rocks.html[/postlink]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lupst1MC4-Yendofvid
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Non-vernacular speakers might find this songlist of selected languages elusive, and non-Welsh Saxon blabbers won't get the meaning -if there's any- of Gruff Rhys' mother tongue, although that proved no matter to followers of Wales' own Super Furry Animals: their only release entirely in Welsh language sold enough well out of their borders for fans demanding more share of cymraeg stuff at their overseas gigs. One would even wonder why won't they give up singing in English already, but either way the Furries sound as good as ever.
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Calimero rocks

Dos i prou

[postlink]https://cansongs.blogspot.com/2013/04/dos-i-prou.html[/postlink]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6uOlQ0CymAendofvid
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Be ddaeth gyntaf, yr wy neu'r ceiliog coch? 

Dos acords: en este vídeo de Gruff Rhys fent el cabra podeu comprovar que la part de guitarra en Calimero no té més ni menys; en acabant, en grup sona prou més compacta, però les poques voltes que jo l'he tocada en públic -dos, que jo recorde- ha eixit una rendició pareguda a esta. La qual cosa no deixa de ser meritòria, lletra en gal·lés o no. Tot açò ve per la llista de cançons en llengües xungues que m'han publicat en la Tres Deu esta setmana, que donaria per a un fum d'extractes i notes al peu...

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Dos i prou