Yuki Kajiura - Canta per me video free download

Jamespapi92x

I personally think Ms. Kajiura's career went down the pipes with the music she did for Madoka. The anime was trash. Just emo girls who thought selling their god given divine souls to a fleabag that looked like the devil's pubic crab was the "in" thing to do. Don't judge me, I am religious and I hated the anime. NOIR was the better anime under her belt.

lapersianaperta

Ok, I know how hard to recognise italian is if the singer is a japanese trying singing in italian, but is not so hard to google some words of the lyrics to find out the language.

Calponi

I know I'm propably the only one, but every time I hear this song I don't think of Noir, I think of Wanderers of Sorceria.

Erick Torres

This isn't Latin, Italian, or Catalan. It's Kajiuran, a fictional language that borrows words from many Romance languages, and Japanese.

Yawgmothx

Better then the Noir version.

PSIworld13

Guys, everyone, i thnk this language is catalan!

IceQueenx128

That has got to be one of the best quotes about English that I've ever heard XD

kakabonito

wow amazing! I like this version much much much much better

John Timeus

Song of the Day - "Canta Per Me" by Yuki KajiuraGotta keep you guessing. Reminds me of Cirque du Soleil

FuriousOlm

Old English is much, MUCH closer related to Old Norse than it is to modern German. Then again... "The problem with defending the purity of the English language is that English is about as pure as a cribhouse whore. We don't just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary." -- James D. Nicoll

grabarc

English' base is originally Germanic, became a pidgin language between that and Latin with the Roman invasions, then reverted with the fall of Rome, and some more Scandanavian/Germanic added with the invasions of the Norse, then more Latin/French with the Norman invasion. ex: Beowulf is mostly readable in "Olde English" if you know German. Things are spelled different, but if you pronounce them out, the words are close enough to modern German to get. Hardly anything like modern English

Cudgeon

Its a mix of french and german, so it is both. And modern german is partially based in latin and greek.

Nosic Lusic

o.o not really english has more latin in it don't get me wrong it does indeed have some german in it. Es tut mir leid, wenn ich Sie verärgert

Matthew Longley

English isn't Latin-based. It's Germanic.

Nosic Lusic

German? The main roots of german are not latin but norske, the latin languages are spanish, french, italian, portuguese, and english ë.ë

Stefanie schmidt

the lyrics are latin, since italian, french, german spanish etc. have their roots in the laitin there are some paralls in them. She has an amazing voice. I can´t stop hearing the song.

Huey L

Yuki was raised in Germany and got her influenced from her father, a opera and classical fan. Her trademark is a fusion of pop with operatic chants, along with piano and violin solos in most of her songs. Although a lot of Europeans (I think someone said this song is in Italian or Latin, I forget) find the words to the song mispronounced or with grammatical errors, but love the songs nonetheless.

FuriousOlm

Deb Lyons sings this version (also "Winter" from the same album).

XxXMyWonderlandXxX

Italian ;)

hirominn403

What language is this?? Spanish?

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