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Judi Harbin

May you be richly blessed at this holy season and always.

Matt lavigneano

Portuguese is not the same, cause I am Brazilian and I did not understand a word she sang.

HartiaKozu

Riu Riu Chiu la guarda ribera, Dios guardó el lobo de nuestra cordera. Si tú crees que esto es italiano es que tienes un problema lingüístico gordo jajaja

Ether

It's Basque.

Robert Gope

Yes, or may be Klingon.

Robert Gope

Yes, it's Spanish from the 16 century. It was atributed to Mateo Flecha, who is from Catalonia (not Catalana) But there is no consense about this point. The language is standard Spanish from that time (not just Catalonian Spanish). Riu, riu, chiu means nothing . It's the same thing with Fa, la, la, la, in English Christmas carols.

Robert Gope

I'm Spanish and this is definetely Spanish. This song comes from the Upsala Songbook. (16 century). By the way, this version is the same version sung by David Arcghuleta and has some wierd changes in word stress. It's a modern arrangem ent and in my opinion not very good. If you want to listen to a wonderful version search for the Calendas Maya version (Or m any others).

TheNix74

cosa dici questa e spagnola e del 1553 canzone natlizia religiosa villacico

TheNix74

questa e del 1553 villacico canzone natalizia spagnola dedicata alla madonna e una canzone religiosa

TheNix74

questa e una canzone medievale ,e non e italiano ,la lingua

Carlos Mondragón

Actually is not spanish, seems like italian

RockingJamboree

The Monkees version is simple and lovely. But this is absolutely NOT that version. It is it's own, Sixpence None the Richer version, and is delicious and magical as well. This song doesn't need comparisons. Both are valid. And whichever one you prefer is up to you, because it just comes down to preference and not objective quality.

fresusjeak1

It's ancient Spanish from Catalana (dates renaissance era in 1540's) The "Riu Riu Chiu" may throw you off thinking it's Portuguese, when it is actually meant to mimic the sound of a nightingale.

SuperYellowGirl

Es preciosa, pero me parece que la letra la han hecho los Gipsy kings especialmente...

mkp823

@13Naru13 That one IS phenomenal! (Who'd a thunk they could sing like that?)

Nova Barlow

Speeding it up the tempo a little, in that semi-motivating Saturday kind of way for today's edition of "Holiday Music that Doesn't Suck".So here you go, day six style. Day 6: Sixpence None the Richer, "Riu Riu Chiu", *The Dawn of Grace*Day 5: Anúna, "Winter, Fire and Snow (2008)" from *Christmas Songs* (I know, right?)Day 4: Nox Arcana, "Reflections of Long Ago", from *Winter's Knight*Day 3: Vernian Process (Originally done by Mozart - Leopold, not Wolfgang Amadeus), "Toy Symphony" off of *The Symphonic Collection*. Day 2: Tori Amos, "Holly, Ivy, Rose/Snow Angel", via *Midwinter Graces*Day 1: "Snowflake", Kate Bush, from *50 Words for Snow*I also managed to mail out some holiday cards yesterday. *Productivity!*

Aldebaran De Tauro.

@preocu es Español el idioma en el que canta,maldito macaco ignorante.

Lusty And Busty

Not my favorite version. I hate when people attempt to pop'alize a great classic song.

preocu

isso que ela está cantando é em japonês?bonitinha a música!

vallettam

@alejandro199614 Uhh, it's Spanish. And Portuguese doesn't have any Spanish words. It has Portuguese words, that are similar to Spanish and vice versa.

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