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11 minutes ago, MPowered said:

Nope.

THAT COVER 😂😂😂😂 They didn’t even bother upscaling the small image. They just added more black around it.

Spanglish Version #1 was used on the One More Chance single. The second version is promo only, so this release is a BIG treat. Hopefully they are starting to release more promo only versions again!

Spanglish Version #1 = Verse English / Chorus Spanish

Spanglish Version #2 = Verse Spanish / Chorus English

 

Is it already midnight in Berlin, schön??? Will check out rn if You'll See JUST GOT GREEN!!!!!

EDIT: Guess it's still Oct 22 im Deutschland... Shiza...

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6 hours ago, Brendanlovesu1 said:

I remember finding that promo cd used for $0.50 back in 1996.

I love the original, but do not care for the vocal on Veras.

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10 minutes ago, BuggedOut said:

I remember finding that promo cd used for $0.50 back in 1996.

I love the original, but do not care for the vocal on Veras.

Well, you must understand M has never been fluent in Spanish, so she tried to sound natural as she could (I just love her pronunciation here, much better than in Lo Que Siente la Mujer).

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2 minutes ago, Anapausis said:

Well, you must understand M has never been fluent in Spanish, so she tried to sound natural as she could (I just love her pronunciation here, much better than in Lo Que Siente la Mujer).

When she performed Lo Que on the DWT, she sounded amazing. That’s probably my favorite performance from that tour.

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3 minutes ago, Anapausis said:

Well, you must understand M has never been fluent in Spanish, so she tried to sound natural as she could (I just love her pronunciation here, much better than in Lo Que Siente la Mujer).

She sounds almost 100% natural on "Verás". Never has sounded better in Spanish. She surely had help from Carlos or definitely some Spanish-speaking person with that one. She put the effort.

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Just now, Prayer said:

She sounds almost 100% natural on "Verás". Never has sounded better in Spanish. She surely had help from Carlos or definitely some Spanish-speaking person with that one. She put the effort.

She even does the double vibrant /ř/ sound in words like "resistir," instead of the simple vibrant /r/ found in English, maybe she was used to hear her father speak English with some Italian pronunciation (/ř/ is common in Italian as it is in Spanish).

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1 minute ago, Anapausis said:

She even does the double vibrant /ř/ sound in words like "resistir," instead of the simple vibrant /r/ found in English, maybe she was used to hear her father speak English with some Italian pronunciation (/ř/ is common in Italian as it is in Spanish).

I’m not fluent in Spanish, so when I say I don’t like the vocal on Veras (very nasally when the chorus starts), I’m not talking about her pronunciation, just the tone of her voice.

It’s deep and rich in You’ll See. :luv:

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4 minutes ago, Prayer said:

She sounds almost 100% natural on "Verás". Never has sounded better in Spanish. She surely had help from Carlos or definitely some Spanish-speaking person with that one. She put the effort.

Once again, you're so right.  She sounds pretty superb.  She definitely put in the effort.  Most fans really loved "Verás over the English version.  You have to be out of your mind not to love it. :luv:

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6 minutes ago, BuggedOut said:

I’m not fluent in Spanish, so when I say I don’t like the vocal on Veras (very nasally when the chorus starts), I’m not talking about her pronunciation, just the tone of her voice.

It’s deep and rich in You’ll See. :luv:

Maybe because she starts the chorus with a /ç/ fricative sound in the word "ya" instead of the usual affricated /dž/ - her "ya" is a typical Chilean pronunciation instead of Latin American standard).

Btw, German and Greek have this sound /ç/ too, in words like German sprechen and Greek viologhia. EDIT: Japanese too, in words like hi (both "sun" and "fire," but written with different kanji.)

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10 minutes ago, Prayer said:

She sounds almost 100% natural on "Verás". Never has sounded better in Spanish. She surely had help from Carlos or definitely some Spanish-speaking person with that one. She put the effort.

Instead of Lo Que Siente La Mujer....

Seductoro, pero nunca fásil.

Mistiriosa, mente, dura y fra hil

Lagrimás que no te einseinllya

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20 minutes ago, Prayer said:

She sounds almost 100% natural on "Verás". Never has sounded better in Spanish. She surely had help from Carlos or definitely some Spanish-speaking person with that one. She put the effort.

Another thought is that at this point she was in training for Evita.  It's possible she was working with a coach that helped her with her Spanish as well for this song. 

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14 minutes ago, McDonna said:

Another thought is that at this point she was in training for Evita.  It's possible she was working with a coach that helped her with her Spanish as well for this song. 

Well the West Argentina region is *much closer* to Chilean way of speaking than the standard "porteño" from Buenos Aires (must explain why she does the Chilean "ya" instead of the porteño "ya").

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