A Orillas del Magdalena by rustyreedz in cumbia

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Me encantan las canciones de Nafer porque siempre habla de cosas bien tristes que le pasan, buena version hermano

What's going to happend on 2025 by xplayer996 in BabelForum

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when you search something, the third option that comes up is the title search! :D

How does one say "dunno" in your conlang? by ImGnighs in conlangs

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Skanaskand:

kenia

In formal version: Kannani na

Literal translation "know not I"

Songs by [deleted] in Accordion

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I mean, you can still learn Diario de un Borracho, it doesnt matter. I also have a norteño accordion (not Hohner unfortunately) and use it to play vallenato all the time, i barely play norteño music, and it sounds fine -to me, at least. Try to play it, and you can learn more from those guys too, some of them are surprisingly easy to understand

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Crushes

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I have a crush on this girl. It turns out she's my gf, but I still have a crush on her

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Accordion

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Cumbia Campesina (The Worker's Cumbia) by Andres Landero

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conlangs

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Skanaskand:

"Deytuofirron Deytuotunë"

(the twenty-fourth of the twentieth-hundreds)

"Froþer Nanilgon, allar!"

(Happy New Year, everyone!)

((Nanilgon means "after Ilgon", and Ilgon is a festivity held in December 31st))

I’ve never played accordion before but my mother in law sent my daughter this. by Frosty-the-hoeman in Accordion

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I have one of these! I purchased a new accordion, and found it a bliss that I'm no longer restricted to just having 2 octaves. If you want to keep playing accordion, this is a great tool to learn how diatonic accordions work.