Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2023

[Bohemia 1,259]

I just sent my votes  Some songs have such amazing musical moments, others are really catchy, some are exactly what I like to listen to, and I'll stop here before I say too much 

[Wanderer 1,597]

I have my top 9, and am struggling to pick 3 out of 6 songs.
Overall, interesting selections. I liked songs I wouldn't dream of liking xD 

[kungshamra71 691]

3 hours ago, mrv86 said:

Let me guess

 

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Belinda & Ana Mena

 

I will answer this after my voting is announced on the day of the final hehe

 

only thing I can say is that I have my 12 song stuck in my mind for days 😃

[kungshamra71 691]

4 hours ago, Cobi said:

Seguidilla

 

Seguidilla is a type of folk dance that originated in the La Mancha region, in the center of Spain. It is a lively and energetic dance that is typically performed by a solo dancer or by a group of dancers. The seguidilla is usually performed to the accompaniment of a guitar, and the dance itself is characterized by its quick, staccato footwork and sharp, precise movements.

 

The dance is performed in a variety of styles, depending on the region and cultural context.

 

This is cool! Are you gonna do this for each region? 
 

im passing only through euskadi and castilla y leon this time but in June I’m thinking of doing a “vuelta” via all 15 Spanish regions so those traditional songs would give a nice soundtrack for the trip :-)

[Cobi 947]

3 minutes ago, kungshamra71 said:

This is cool! Are you gonna do this for each region? 
 

im passing only through euskadi and castilla y leon this time but in June I’m thinking of doing a “vuelta” via all 15 Spanish regions so those traditional songs would give a nice soundtrack for the trip :-)

The next one in 2 days will be from Euskadi . In previous posts I have covered sevillana from Andalucía, jota from Aragón, chotis from Madrid, sardana from Catalonia, seguidilla from Castilla-La Mancha and muñeira from Galicia, which makes 7 out of 17 regions. After that I will probably move to the team presentations and since these will be based in 9 cities, I will also cover some more details there.

[kungshamra71 691]

17 minutes ago, Cobi said:

The next one in 2 days will be from Euskadi . In previous posts I have covered sevillana from Andalucía, jota from Aragón, chotis from Madrid, sardana from Catalonia, seguidilla from Castilla-La Mancha and muñeira from Galicia, which makes 7 out of 17 regions. After that I will probably move to the team presentations and since these will be based in 9 cities, I will also cover some more details there.

I guess I missed those, need to check out, specially the Galician, it’s one of my favorite regions (next to catalunya and extremadura) and I love their language, people when speaking Galician always sound super nice :-)

 

from which region are you btw? 

[Cobi 947]

14 minutes ago, kungshamra71 said:

I guess I missed those, need to check out, specially the Galician, it’s one of my favorite regions (next to catalunya and extremadura) and I love their language, people when speaking Galician always sound super nice :-)

 

from which region are you btw? 

I'm half Catalan and half Andalusian. When growing up I lived in both regions, but I moved to Madrid for college and have been living here for a while.

[kungshamra71 691]

10 minutes ago, Cobi said:

I'm half Catalan and half Andalusian. When growing up I lived in both regions, but I moved to Madrid for college and have been living here for a while.

Nice! I have family from Granollers (in Catalunya) and spent basically all summers from my childhood and teen years there (thus my preference for that region :-) ), I have so many good memories from the city festivals! (Festa major)

[Cinnamon Bun 388]

Voted.

 

Had one song as the outright favourite until right at the death where it got overtaken by 2 songs that proved themselves worthy. Most of the songs were very middle of the road/mediocre, and there were a ton of ballads.  

[Vic Liu 1,596]

Voted