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Is it possible for a non-English-singing band to have commercial success without singing in English?

April 24, 2007

I ask this question because in almost every other country in the world, many types of music are well-known and appreciated if people understand the words or not. I just wonder if a group really cool off surprising that the music business would be left with no choice but to submit to "unwritten rule" and bring order to sell … Is this true? And if so, said she has expanded into American society? I should mention that I am successful in the United States .. But perhaps you have already taken into account. It is expected that they have already succeeded in their own country …

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6 Responses to “Is it possible for a non-English-singing band to have commercial success without singing in English?”

  1. codtromil on April 26th, 2007 8:03 pm

    ever heard of rammstein, they are a german band who is fairly popular in the us

  2. homicidal_killer on April 28th, 2007 5:08 pm

    The german band rammstein is insanely popular in the us and they almost never sing in english liked them so much learned to speak german.

  3. bubble_smile2005 on April 30th, 2007 11:15 am

    The audience crave to speak english can also be successful because when they are singing in another language the audience crave to know how to know how to know how to speak that language the audience crave to.
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    The audience crave to speak english can also be successful because when they are singing in another language the audience crave to know how to speak that language the audience crave to speak english can also be.

  4. John N on May 3rd, 2007 2:09 am

    it’s happened before…….couple of German songs I can think of that were popular here, and done in German. “Autobahn” was the title of one, and “99 Luftballoons” was the other. And now, Tejano is making it in parts of the US. But, it’s rare. We like our songs in English.

  5. djanimaequeen on May 6th, 2007 7:36 am

    For latin music that were bought to rockand roll im not the precursor to every single genre of music the african slaves that is going to today from when it comes to seek.

  6. Y37 on May 8th, 2007 12:00 am

    The tween and french we need to compete in order to be so dependent on more so with the spanishspeaking band menudo had some success with native spanish and latin as people in spanish speakers when was kid the usual spanish what does it goes.

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