[sopranoopianoo]

So, do any of you listen to foreign music at all? 95% of my IPOD is definitely not in english... having strong french heritage I love french music!
My favorite artists are:
Corneille
Wallen
KYO
Raphael
The Prototypes

I also am in love with ARABIC music which is amazing... (3 of my best friends are Egyptian so there's the influence)

The best are:
Amr Diab (who is shmexy)
Samira Said
Nancy Ajram
Cheb Mami (also sings in French... sings a song with Sting, and a song with french artist Corneille)

ALSO... I love Indian music, and Greek music.

Indian artists:
Ravi Shankar
Shaan
Hans Raj Hans

Greek artists:
Giorgos Mazonakis
Giannis Poulopoulos
Kaiti Garbi
Antonis Remos
Vissi

What do you guys listen to?

[Robinflamingo]

um........Broadway cast albums and oldies....Although I do have Jacques Brel in French.

[lakmé]

I definitely enjoy foreign music. Especially Zazie and Anais. Oh, how I love Anais.

[Salome]

Jaques Brel in French is brillaint.

[The Very Angry Woman]

[Orestes Fasting]

I liked German metal when I was fifteen. Megaherz, Rammstein, the works. Sometimes I'll still put on Mutter when I'm in the mood for it. Later I got into industrial music, which also has a heavy German influence, but it all sounds so interchangeable that I barely remember any band names.

Nowadays I have a geeky love for Corvus Corax/Tanzwut, In Extremo, and pretty much anything else that involves dead languages, medieval poetry, and instruments that most people would never dream of pairing with an electric guitar.

I also like foreign translations of musicals, and some European musicals. I have yet to find a German show that I like (Glöckner doesn't count), but the French have some fun stuff. In fact, Don Juan just popped up on my playlist, haha.

[I Love Lockstock]

I love German pop music! Especially Herbert Gruenemeyer. "Ooohhh, es ist ok! Alles auf dem Weg! Und es ist Sonnenzeit, unbeswchert und frei! Und der Mensch heisst Mensch!" Yeah, Download the song 'Mensch' (People).

[shakalakababy]

I like the german band Wir Sind Helden a lot.
besides that though I just listen to musicals in other languages

[MrsJemimaMistoffelees]

I love a lot of the music that anime uses (J-Pop, I guess...)

French artists I like are Cécilia Cara, Damien Sargue, and Grégori Baquet.

Veel Liefs,
Jemima ^_^

[Carbucketty]

Let's see... M: is ~121 Gigs of music. 50 gigs of that is Japanese -- Musicals, Anime, Anime Musicals, Pop songs, Taiko, a few Taisho era songs, some Enka, Rie Fu (Japanese-American Folk), Rin' (Japanese traditional/modern fusion), SOUL'D OUT (Japanese Hip-Hop), etc... I need more Taiko and more Okinawan music.

Ethnic music. Let's see... Got a modern re-working of Hildegard Von Bingen, there's the Icelanic Folk muisic--but that's instrumental, the Occitan Rap/Regge music. New-age/Celtic. (Loreena, Moya, Enya, Clannad, etc..)

Great-Grand Papaw was from an Arbëreshë (Albanian) village in Sicily. So, I bought some Silvana Licursi's Albanesi songs.

The rest of the drive is mostly classical and musicals.
Let's see non-Englsh: "Snow Wolf Lake" (the famous Jacky Cheung musical) in Mandarin and a few songs in Cantonese. I have almost every CD that Gekidan Shiki has put out. I've also got some Takarazuka and some Toho. Almost every version of Presgurvic's Romeo and Juliette. "Maria Evangelium" -- a Hungarian musical about the Gnostic Gospel accoring to Mary Magdalene.

Some more french stuff -- Catherine Lara's Medieval Musical Graal. (La vrai vie, C'est celle qu'on choisie!) Presgurvic's "Autante en Emporte le Vent", Kristina från Duvemåla, Mamma Mia in Swedish (Don't even have the English version of that.) , Mozart!, a few Gekidan Shinkansen (Heavy metal rock) musical scores...

[Quique]

Spanish rock/pop...

Aterciopelados (Colombia):

"El Estuche" ("The Briefcase") - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrrrtigwOeY

Noelia (Puerto Rico):

"Tu" ("You" - this song has great meaning to me; it was dedicated to me by a VERY special person in my life) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cooekx9Njng

Marco Antonio Solis (Mexico):

"Si No Te Hubieras Ido" (If You Never Wou'd've Left) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBz6dBXjmtg (I love this song! So sad)

Alejandra Guzman (Mexico):

"Mala Hierba" ("Bad Seed" - lol, such a slut ) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWx3GBOdlqk

Monica Naranjo (Spain):

"Sobrevivire" ("I'll Survive" - and no, it isn't Gloria Gaynor's disco classic, hehe. This one has more balls!) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xoxjceoW68

Sentidos Opuestos (Mexico):

"Fiesta" ("Party" - yay! Trannies, lol) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQMOPCostKc

Julieta Venegas (Mexico):

"Algo Esta Cambiando" ("Something Is Changing" - Cute video!) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwf70-A0qA4

"Andar Conmigo" ("Be With Me") - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghTTiY4Gvqs

"Amores Perros: Me Van a Matar" ("Love's a Bitch: Going to Kill Me") - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aka2WoVBGA0