:notes: :musical_note: New Challenge :sound: :headphones:

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It's been a while since we've posted anything, or talked about anything.

So, I decided to try a different approach. We have a quick challenge, which should be fairly fun. So much music, you have some in English, Spanish, Greek, Punjabi, Ahmaric, Italian.

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What if there are no songs in an ancient, rare or endangered language?

You're right, it's likely that you won't be able to find a song in Sumerian or Ancient Greek, easily. If this is the case with the language that you would like to share with music, you can translate a song you like in a rare language you enjoy!

What if my song has no lyrics?

If no one speaks, how can it be translated? One must speak, languages are in the tongue, silence means no language. The language has died! How could this have happened, no lyrics?

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The rare language I enjoy does not have all the words necessary for me to fully translate this song!

That's possible, many old and endangered languages are missing a few modern . Hawaiian and Samoan suffer from this issue, this can make a full translation turn into a rough translation. Rough translations are accepted for this challenge.

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Is there a time limit?

What exactly is this bizarre and confusing illusion that you have titled as "time"?

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Any genre?

Yes, actually! This month the genre is going to be: Pop! Any pop, from any era! It can even be fusion pop, like pop punk or pop dance, etc. (It probably exists)

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Rules

Your song should have lyrics if you are going to translate

You can translate a song as many times as you wish, in as many languages you wish. Even the languages you've created, yourself.

Give credit to the original musician(s) of the song or songs you've used for your blog

All songs used should go along with our guidelines

#MusicEvent

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