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		<title>Spanish Accent Made Easy &#8211; With La Oreja de Van Gogh</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Happy New Year! Let’s make 2014 a great year! Guess what? It’s time to go back to your Spanish studies. We suggest that you start nice and easy today – with some Spanish music! We’d like to introduce you to a great band to practice your Spanish comprehension skills &#8211; La Oreja de Van Gogh. [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Happy New Year! Let’s make 2014 a great year!</p>
<p>Guess what? It’s time to go back to your Spanish studies. We suggest that you start nice and easy today – with some Spanish music! We’d like to introduce you to a great band to practice your Spanish comprehension skills &#8211; La Oreja de Van Gogh. These guys are Latin Grammy winners winning and a Grammy-nominated Spanish pop band from San Sebastian, Spain. The name of the band refers to the famous post-impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh who cut off the lobe of his own ear (look him up some time, he was a great artist and an interesting person, but that’s absolutely off-topic).</p>
<p>Yet, we didn’t pick this band because of their name. Speaking of Spanish pronunciation, we often hear students complain that Spanish accent is a lot harder to understand – compared to the way Mexican Spanish sounds. Let’s say, it’s not exactly harder, it just sounds a little different.</p>
<p>La Oreja de Van Gogh’s lead singer, Amaia Montero, has a very distinct Spanish pronunciation (do note the ‘s’ sound in this song). Yet, this music is truly an easy listening, and, once you follow the lyrics for a couple of times, the Spanish pronunciation will grow on you. Don’t like this song? Go ahead and browse for your favorite artists and songs – there’s plenty of awesome stuff out there!</p>
<p>For now, we recommend this song. Here’s the video with both versions of the lyrics (Spanish and the English translation) pasted for you below. Enjoy and be sure to share your favorite Spanish music with us!</p>
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<p><em>Ven acercate</em><br />
<em> Ven y abrazame</em><br />
<em> Vuelve a sonreír a recordar Paris</em><br />
<em> a ser me angustia</em><br />
<em> dejame pasar una tarde mas</em><br />
<em> dime donde has ido donde esperas en silencio amigo</em><br />
<em> quiero estar contigo y relgarte mi carino</em><br />
<em> darte un beso y ver tus ojos</em><br />
<em> disfrutando con los mios hasta siempre</em><br />
<em> adios me corazon</em><br />
<em> ven te quiero hablar</em><br />
<em> vuelve a caminar</em><br />
<em> vamos a jugar al juego en el que yo era tu princesa</em><br />
<em> ven hazlo por mi</em><br />
<em> vuelve siempre a mi</em><br />
<em> dime donde has ido</em><br />
<em> donde esperas en silencio amigo</em><br />
<em> quiero estar contigo y relgarte mi carino</em><br />
<em> darte un beso y ver tus ojos</em><br />
<em> disfrutando con los mios hasta siempre</em><br />
<em> adios mi corazon</em><br />
<em> no hay lugar que me haga ovitar</em><br />
<em> el tiempo que pase andando por las calles junto a hazi</em><br />
<em> ven quiero saber</em><br />
<em> porque tu fuiste sin me</em><br />
<em> siempre tuve algo que contarte</em><br />
<em> dime donde has ido donde esperas en silencio amigo quiero estar contigo y relgarte mi carino</em><br />
<em> darte un beso y ver tus ojos</em><br />
<em> disfrutando con los mios hasta siempre</em><br />
<em> adios mi corazon</em><br />
<em> no hay nada que me haga ovitar</em><br />
<em> el tiempo que ha pasado ya y no volvera</em><br />
<em> adios mi corazon</em></p>
<p>***</p>
<p><em>Come close to me</em><br />
<em> Come and hug me</em><br />
<em> Return to smile and remember Paris</em><br />
<em> To be my anxiety</em><br />
<em> Let me spend one more afternoon</em><br />
<em> Tell me where you have gone where you wait in silence my friend</em><br />
<em> I want to be with you and give you my love</em><br />
<em> To give you a kiss and see your eyes</em><br />
<em> Enjoying mine forever</em><br />
<em> Good bye my love</em><br />
<em> Come I want you to talk</em><br />
<em> Return to walk</em><br />
<em> Come let us play the game in which you were a princess</em><br />
<em> Come, do it for me</em><br />
<em> Always return to me</em><br />
<em> Tell me where you have gone</em><br />
<em> where you wait in silence my friend</em><br />
<em> I want to be with you and give you my love</em><br />
<em> To give you a kiss and see your eyes</em><br />
<em> Enjoying mine forever</em><br />
<em> Good bye my love</em><br />
<em> There is no place where I can forget</em><br />
<em> the time which we spent walking the streets together</em><br />
<em> Come, I want to know</em><br />
<em> why you left without me</em><br />
<em> Forever I had something to tell you</em><br />
<em> Tell me where you have gone where you wait in silence my friend</em><br />
<em> I want to be with you and give you my love</em><br />
<em> To give you a kiss and see your eyes</em><br />
<em> Enjoying mine forever</em><br />
<em> Good bye my love</em><br />
<em> There is nothing that can make me forget</em><br />
<em> the time which has passed and won&#8217;t come back</em><br />
<em> Good bye my love</em></p>
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