Fancy hearing something that’s not English? Well, you’re in luck. The past decade has given us a treasure trove of foreign language music. So vast is this treasure trove in fact, that its difficult to know what to pick! Well, don’t fret. If you were looking for a one-stop ‘hit-list’ of the decade’s best foreign language music, look no further!

Source: www.instagram.com/brunomars/ In the year 2017, Americans got a musical hangover on these seven songs – a hangover that many would argue continues on into 2018. Here’s a rundown on the top songs of the year gone by. 1. Shape of You – Listeners pushed this pop number to the top of US Billboard in 2017.

Source: www.instagram.com/maggierogers/ Now that we’re all comfortably settled into 2018, it’s time to revise your playlist with songs coming from some very fresh talent. In an industry characterized by an outpouring of thousands of new songs every single day, it’s sheer raw talent alone that helps one carve out a niche for himself/herself.

You know a year is truly going to be a musical paradise when the dawn of it blesses us with such awesome music videos. These videos owe their swiftly earned popularity to their great music and their stunning cinematography. Let’s look at some of the music videos that have already taken the world by storm in 2018.

Source: www.instagram.com/brioni_official Rare indeed is the movie-buff who wasn’t tuned into the 90th Academy Awards on the evening of March 4th, 2018. And for the lovers of cinematic music, the presentation of the Oscar for Best Original Song held a particular appeal. Well, the dust has long settled now on the Oscar stage – with ‘Remember Me’ from the animated film Coco taking the top spot, and its creators, the songwriter couple Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, taking home the coveted gold-plated bronze statuette that, now and forever, cements their place in Hollywood’s musical history.

Source: www.instagram.com/marienoreene/ I wanna, (ha) I wanna, (ha) I wanna, (ha) I wanna, (ha) I wanna really, really, ,really, wanna zigazig ah – Yeah, you read that right – it’s the Spice Girls’ debut single hit, ‘Wannabe’. And if the buzz is to believed, they may well be back to set the stage on fire in the much anticipated (and increasingly uncertain) Spice Girls Reunion Tour 2018.

Music is something that is truly universal. Irrespective of the language, if the beats and the rhythms resonate with you , you’re sure to enjoy it. Nonetheless, there have been many cases when a song has been translated, either to better appeal to the new audiences, or simply for artistic reasons.