Here's a song a friend of mine, Kelvin, shared with me. It's by a famous Latino singer named Juan Luis Guerra. Most of the song is in Spanish but there's a few lines of Japanese mixed in.
Who would have thunk? - Enjoy!
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
The sunshine after the rain.
This should have been a post about Japan Day, chocked full of video footage and pictures, but unfortunately all of it got erased off my camera somehow. Still, I wouldn't leave you guys without a Tenoli Tuesday update.
Here's a song a friend of mine, Kelvin, shared with me. It's by a famous Latino singer named Juan Luis Guerra. Most of the song is in Spanish but there's a few lines of Japanese mixed in.
Who would have thunk? - Enjoy!
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Here's a song a friend of mine, Kelvin, shared with me. It's by a famous Latino singer named Juan Luis Guerra. Most of the song is in Spanish but there's a few lines of Japanese mixed in.
Who would have thunk? - Enjoy!
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