There is less than a month left for Eurovision which means that the desire to listen to songs from the competition reappears with more force than ever.
Further, I already made a post about my favourite Eurovision songs, and this time I intend to share with you 10 more amazing songs that I love. So let's get down to the nitty-gritty!
I hope you like it!
Amir - J'ai Cherché (France 2016)
Amir's voice is beautiful, the melody is wonderful and catchy, and the message important and deep. In addition, the French language is so elegant! Amir was one of my favourites for the win on that year.
Kristian Kostov - Beautiful Mess (Bulgaria 2017)
Beautiful Mess is my type of music, in fact, I can listen to this song on repeat for hours. Kristian Kostov is very talented and in 2017 I remember reading many comments on social media highlighting how young he was, and that he had a bright future waiting for him. I agreed at the time, and I still think the same. If I can make one suggestion, I would advise you to watch Kristian performance of this song on the Chinese TV Show I Am a Singer: It's superb!
Can Bonomo - Love Me Back (Turkey 2012)
Every time I hear this song I feel that it's Summer! It's fresh and the melody is pretty unique. Can Bonomo has a lot of charisma, and you can see that he is having fun performing. This was Turkey last appearance in Eurovision due to dissatisfaction with the rules of the contest.
Mørland & Debrah Scarlett - A Monster Like Me (Norway 2015)
I didn't like this song at all back in 2015. Why? I found it incredibly boring. 2015 was also the year of the duets for me, so that may have contributed to my annoyance with the song. However, last year I was talking with my sisters, and Raquel told me that she loved A Monster Like Me. I was like "What? How?". Then I went to listen to the song again and basically fell in love. Let this be a lesson that opinions are not perpetual. Anyways, this song is brilliant.
Loucas Yiorkas ft. Stereo Mike - Watch My Dance (Greece 2011)
Watch My Dance has a mix of genres that works splendidly. Furthermore, the introduction of traditional Greek melody it's always a good thing to hear.
Sebalter - Hunter Of Stars (Switzerland 2014)
My favourite Switzerland entry (until now) in the competition. It was 13th in the final but deserved better. It's an enjoyable song and Sebalter is very energetic. The music video is also captivating.
Sanja Vučić ZAA - Goodbye (Shelter) (Serbia 2016)
The performance is a bit dramatic, and the singer very expressive. However, none of that matters when you hear her powerful voice and the lyrics of the song. Sanja sings about domestic violence, and the performance, as a whole, conveys the agony and pain derived from the problem. Again, her voice is splendid!
Sabina Babayeva - When The Music Dies (Azerbaijan 2012)
I didn't find the music appealing at the time. In my opinion, it's one of those songs that you need to listen more than once to get the charm. Sabina is stunning, and her voice is excellent. Also, she interprets the song in an extraordinary way.
Jamala - 1944 (Ukraine 2016)
There was a lot of controversies when Jamala won Eurovision in 2016, especially because she placed second both with the jury and in televote, and due to the political content of 1944. Despite all of this, in my point of view, it's difficult to deny how good the song is, and of course, the emotion that Jamala is able to carry in the performance.
Francesco Gabbani - Occidentali's Karma (Italy 2017)
Music is universal. You can appreciate a song even if it's not in your language. In Portugal, a lot of people think that there is only good music abroad, and there was a point in my life when I also didn't appreciate or looked for Portuguese songs. I thought "It's only Pimba!" (Portuguese type of music with, in my opinion, mediocre lyrics but merry melody). However, there are so many amazing songs in my native language. Sometimes we don't appreciate what we have of value: incalculable gifted artists with amazing music.
Therefore I decided to share with you 11 of my favourite Portuguese songs. I have a lot more, but for now, I hope you like this list!
Carolina Deslandes - A Vida Toda
Carolina Deslandes is a singer and also songwriter. She reached popularity when she finished as the third-place finalist on the fourth season of Ídolos Portugal, in 2010. The first music that I heard of Carolina was Não é Verdade (It's not true), a sweet song. With that said, it was only when she released Mountains, with another Portuguese singer, Agir, that I started to realise how talented she is. My favourite song from her is without a doubt: A Vida Toda (For Life). The lyrics talk from themselves: it's a lovely song in which she sings that one day she will tell her children how she met their father, and how she instantly knew that it was a love for the whole life.
Ana Moura – Desfado
Ana Moura is a Fado singer recognised, not only in Portugal but also internationally. She has a lot of beautiful songs, but Desfado is my personal favourite. The music is lively, makes you want to dance and keep up with the rhythm clapping. The lyrics of the song is much deeper than it seems, at first sight, I mean, for illustration, at the end she says, "Ai que desgraça esta sorte que me assiste (Oh what misfortune, this good luck befell on me)”, but follows with "Ai mas que sorte eu viver tão desgraçada(Oh what good luck to live in such an unfortunate manner)”. Sometimes we only think about the negative side of our lives, the bad luck that we seem to have constantly, however, we forget that life itself is something precious, and we should live every day as it's the last one.
HMB ft. Carminho - O Amor é Assim
O Amor é Assim (Love is like that)is a collaboration between HMB, a soul and funk band with great recognition, with Carminho, considered to be one of the most talented Fado singers of her generation, who additionally sing other genres of music as well. The music is all about love, and how such a feeling is able to leave us practically in the clouds.
4Taste - 4 Horas à Tua Maneira
4Taste was a rock band formed in the framework of a youth series from Portugal named Morangos com Açúcar. The members of the group were: Luke D'Eça, Nelson Patrão, David Gama, and Francisco Borges. Various songs from the band were used in the TV Show, and their songs reached great success. I heard 4 Horas à Tua Maneira(4 Hours Your Way) in the Show more than 10 years ago, but I liked so much the song that I never forgot her.
Salvador Sobral - Amar Pelos Dois
If you have visited this blog before, you know this song doesn't need an explanation to be here. Salvador Sobral won Eurovision in 2017 with Amar Pelos Dois, and since then it's one of my favourite Portuguese songs. I adore the lyrics, melody, his interpretation and his voice. Moreover, I also really like Mano a Mano, another song from Salvador, between others.
Expensive Soul - O Amor é Mágico
To be honest, I think that the first time that I heard this song was in the year of its release, in 2010. It's such a good song! Very addictive, and it's easily that kind of music that make yourself want to dance. Expensive Soul is a hip-hop group constituted by António Conde e Tiago Novo. The duo is making music since 1999, and their discography includes many hits.
O Amor é Mágico (Love is magical) is, of course, a piece of music dedicated to love, and how passionate and invested you can be in a relationship when you are in love. The lyrics even say, "e o Amor é rápido (and love is fast)/ sádico (sadistic)/ às vezes é trágico (sometimes it is tragic)/ mágico (magical)”.
Amor Electro - A Máquina
First of many - many - astonishing songs that I heard from Amor Electro. This group was formed in 2010 and consists of Marisa Liz (the singer), Tiago Pais Dias (guitar and multi-instrumentalist), Ricardo Vasconcelos (keyboards), Rui Rechena (bass) and Mauro Ramos (drums). The band is incredible, and they were inclusively nominated for the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Portuguese Act at the 2012 MTV Europe Music Awards. One of the various occasions in which their talent was recognised.
A Máquina (The Machine) was released in 2011. Another song about love, but this time on its tragic side. "Porque este amor é meu (Because this love is mine)/ E cedo, vou saber (And soon, I will know)/ Que triste é viver (How sad is to live)/ Que sina, ai, que Amor (What a destination, what love)/ Já nem vou mais chorar (I'm not even going to cry anymore)/ Gritar, ligar, voltar (Scream, call, come back)/ A máquina parou (The machine stopped)/ Deixou de tocar (The machine stopped)."
The Gift - Primavera
The Gift is a group formed in 1994. They are an alternative rock band with an admirable route. Furthermore, they even won the MTV Europe award for best Portuguese act, in 2005. Sónia Tavares is the vocalist, John Gonçalves plays the bass and additionally keyboards, Nuno Gonçalves also plays keyboards, is responsible for the backing vocals, and it's a composer, and finally, Miguel Ribeiro plays the guitar and bass.
I think that what I like the most in Primavera (Spring) it's the lyrics. For instance: "Hei-de te amar, ou então hei-de chorar por ti (I will love you, or else I will cry for you)/ Mesmo assim, quero ver te sorrir... (Anyway, I want to see you smile...)/ E se perder vou tentar esquecer-me de vez, conto até três (And if I lose, I'll try to forget for once and for all, I count to three)/ Se quiser ser feliz... (If you want to be happy...)".
Diogo Piçarra - Dialeto
Diogo Piçarra started to gain notoriety after winning the fifth edition Ídolos (Portuguese version of Pop Idol) in 2012. His genre of music is pop/pop rock, and I actually really relish to hear his songs.
Dialeto (Dialect) has a modern melody, very catchy. Whenever I decide to listen to this song, I find myself clicking the repeat button countless times.
D'ZRT -Querer Voltar
D'ZRT was a band that for years, everyone talked about in Portugal. The group included Paulo Vintém, Vítor Fonseca, Edmundo Vieira and Angélico Vieira. In 2007 they announced the end of the band, however, for the delight of many fans, in 2009 they returned with their album Project (which debuted directly at the top of the list of bestselling albums in Portugal). Whenever I listen to D'ZRT songs I get a great sense of nostalgia. The group was legendary.
Querer Voltar (Want To Go Back) it's an emotional song about a past love, to which they want to return. They want to believe that that relationship it's in the past, but at the same time, they can't forget about that special person and the moments they spent together: "Tu conseguiste (You made it)/ Marcaste-me com o teu jeito (You marked me with your way)/ O Tempo passa (Time goes by)/ E o que me faz querer voltar (And what makes me want to come back)/ Pôr o orgulho p’ra traz (Putting pride behind)/ Tudo o que eu quero é voltar (All I want is to come back)/ Pôr de parte as coisas más e amar (Put aside bad things and love)".
Angélico Vieira - Gostasses de Mim
Angélico Vieira was one of the four elements of D'ZRT, the band that I previously talked about. Unfortunately, on the 28 of June of 2011, all the media in Portugal announced his death, a consequence of a disastrous car accident. It was a shock, he was so young, with a brilliant future ahead of him, and left this world in such a tragic way.
Nevertheless, Angélico left lots of wonderful songs. A discography to be proud of. Gostasses de Mim (Like me) is my favourite song of Angélico. Even if you don't understand what is he singing, you can feel the sadness of the melody, and the lyrics are something else: "Caem várias flores no meu jardim (Various flowers fall in my garden)/ Algumas delas até bem bonitas (Some of them even very beautiful)/ Mas existe uma em especial (But there is one in particular)/ Que eu quero só para mim (That I want only for myself)/ Essa flor não me deixa a conquistar (This flower does not let me conquer her)/ Ela é: o segredo fundo do mar (She is: the bottom secret of the sea)".
It’s so good to finally be back after not posting here over a year! This time I decided to share my playlist of chill and calming songs I like to listen to! I have tried my best to include a mix of English, Korean and Portuguese songs. I hope you enjoy! x
Hello, I hope you are having a great day! This time I wanted to write a post about Mamma Mia! The Movie, a film from 2008, based on a musical from 1999 with the same name, and with the strong influence of ABBA music. I guess that you already know who ABBA is, yet if the situation is the opposite, let me give a short explanation: ABBA is a Swedish pop group composed by Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson. They gave Sweden the first win on Eurovision Song Contest in 1974, and are one of the most successful groups of all time, achieving great recognition. I am very familiar with ABBA music, and in fact, I grew up listening to them since my parents are big fans of the group. Their CD is one of the favourites in our house. Truly, I like the majority of their songs, they are masterworks, and that is undeniable.
Furthermore, it was not a surprise years ago, when I read the news that a movie was going to be made featuring a lot of ABBA famous songs. At the time I was sure that I was going to love because I adored watching musicals, and I did. Nevertheless, months ago I was watching TV, and a channel was broadcasting the movie. Well, I have been enjoying less and less musical films in recent years, so I thought that I would not like the movie as much as the first time that I saw it. That was not the case, I presume that that is the power of ABBA music.
With this said, Mamma Mia! was directed by Phyllida Lloyd, and produced by Judy Craymer and Gary Goetzman, consisting of an international co-production between Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The cast includes stars like Meryl Streep, Amanda Seyfried, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, Colin Firth, between others.
(CONTAINS SPOILERS)
The plot takes place on Kalokairi Island, in Greece, and tells the story of Sophie Sheridan (Amanda Seyfried), a 20-year-old passionate, joyful and a dreamy woman, and her family. Sophie is going to marry Sky Rymand, and she wishes to meet her father and have him at her wedding, one of the biggest days of her life. In order to fulfil her dream, she has to find him, however, her mother, Donna Sheridan (Meryl Streep) was involved in her young years with three men. As a result, Sophie has three potential fathers: Sam Carmichael (Pierce Brosnan) - an Irish architect - Bill Anderson (Stellan Skarsgård) - a Swedish writer and adventurer - and Harry Bright (Colin Firth) - an English banker. Provided that, you would think that Sophie would insist with her mother in order to know who her father is, or look for more information, but she surprises the audience with the revelation that she secretly invited all of the three men to her wedding. Of course, there will be no drama, right? Sophie believes that she will be able to tell who her father his in the second that she sees him, and besides that, she didn't tell anyone - besides her friends - about her plans, including her mother and her fiancé Sky. Why? Because she thinks that somehow, in the end, everything will fall into place.
Donna is a determinate, hardworking, caring and fierce woman. Her character is very interesting: she has an adventurous personality and was part of the band Donna and the Dynamos, along with her two best friends - Rosie Mulligan (Julie Walters), a famous English chef, and writer of numerous highly recognised cooking books, and Tanya Chesham-Leigh (Christine Baranski), a three-time divorced woman. These best friends met each other when they attended Oxford University. Sophie's mother owns and manages a Hotel, named Villa Donna, however, her business is not going very well. When Donna, who is already worried because of her precarious finances, finds out that her past lovers are on the Island, perplexed, she asks them to leave. Donna is aware of how much pain Sam, Bill and Harry caused her, yet she fears that she can fell into the temptation once again. At one point, she even confesses to her best friends, Rosie and Tanya, that she doesn't even know who of the three men is Sophie's real father.
Later, at Sophie's bachelorette party, the bride decides that it's time to have a conversation with Sam, Harry and Bill. However, is Bill who she asks to give her away on her wedding, requesting to keep it a secret between them. She was really pleased, but, what she didn't expect is that following this event, both Harry and Sam pulled her aside lightly, since they also wanted to give her away on her wedding day. With this she panicked, in fact, she literally faints.
Keep in mind that, while these developments take place, Donna's love life is also a roller coaster, because as her daughter wedding emerges, she realises that she is still in love with Sam, although he abandoned her when they were young.
On the day of the wedding, Sophie began to have doubts. She doesn't want to repeat Donna's mistakes. Consequently, she receives all the support from her mother, and the two share memories - with Donna reminiscing Sophie's childhood and realising how quickly she has grown up - providing the viewer with a meaningful moment. Sophie ends up asking her mother to lead her to the altar. Then, walking down the aisle, Donna reveals to everyone that Sophie's father can be any of the three men with who she had been in the past. Minutes before the big marriage, Donna had finally revealed to Sam the agony she went through over losing him, and promptly he shocked everyone with the revelation that, although he left Donna in the past because he was engaged with a different woman, he was not capable to go through with that compromise, returning too late to find Donna with another man. Moreover, he explains that he never stopped loving Donna in the past twenty years, asking her to marry him. Meanwhile, Sophie, who, as I previously said, was questioning her life choices, wondering if she was making the right decisions, states to Sky that they should postpone their wedding and travel the World, enjoying their lives - he agrees. As a result, Donna and Sam end up marrying in the place of Sophie and Sky. Regarding Sophie's paternity subject: Bill, Harry and Sam decide that they don't want a paternity test, all agreeing to be a father to Sophie, a decision that she happily accepts.
Mamma Mia! is filled with wonderful performances of legendary songs. Take a few examples, some of my favourites:
Honey Honey Scene
Mamma Mia (Here I Go Again) Scene
Dancing Queen Scene
SOS Scene
Waterloo Scene
In conclusion, Mamma Mia! is a good choice for a movie, if you are in the mood to watch a musical and sing along with the songs. In my opinion, although the story is not that distinctive, the film is very entertaining, the songs fit perfectly, and the actors did an outstanding work. And so what that half of the problems could be solved with a simple paternity test, avoiding a lot of speculation? In this case, it's better to forget that details, lay on the couch, enjoy the movie and sing our hearts out... or not. The choice is ours!
Lastly, here is the trailer of Mamma Mia!:
Nb: I do not own any of these images and video and I am not trying to infringe copyright here. I hope you
are having a splendid day!
If this is not your first time on this blog, it's not news that I adore Eurovision, that I have been seeing the contest for a few years now, and that I tend to follow the developments of the competition throughout the year.
Namely, if you're not familiar with Eurovision, or how it works, it's an annual competition in which various member countries of the European Broadcasting Union participate. Each country sends a representative, with an entirely new song. There are two semi-finals and the big final. The winner hosts the Eurovision on the following year, and so on.
Eurovision has been the stage of many songs: some unforgettable, others special, some entirely crazy, and others simply common... Therefore, for sure I have my reasonable amount of songs from the contest that I enjoyed so much that I still listen occasionally. In this series of posts (yes, I intend to turn this into a series, the list is endless) I am going to share my favourite Eurovision songs with you.
I hope you like it!
Salvador Sobral - Amar Pelos Dois (Portugal 2017)
From the first time that I heard Salvador sing this music in the National Selection in Portugal, I felt that there was something special about it. The melody is gorgeous, the lyrics are beautiful, and Salvador voice and interpretation is divine. In my opinion, he deserved the victory.
Alexander Rybak - Fairytale (Norway 2009) I listened to this song YEARS ago, it's still one of my big favourites! I remember watching the live performance of Alexander with my sisters, and we didn't have words at the end. He has a powerful voice, excellent charisma, undeniable talent, and the song is so sweet. I truly enjoy listening to Fairytale.
Il Volo - Grande Amore (Italy 2015)
I am still mad that Grande Amore didn't win in 2015. I was so addicted to the song back in 2015, it's astonishing, and I totally fell in love with the voices of Gianluca Ginoble, Ignazio Boschetto, and Piero Barone.
Aram MP3 - Not Alone (Armenia 2014)
Aram was my winner in 2014, I was furious when he didn't win (although, yes, I admit that in the live performance his voice, in the beginning, was weak - I will blame the nerves. By the way, even with the low vocals in the start, I still prefer listening to the live performance because the transition, in the end, is more powerful, you can feel it more). Anyways, I really like the song, the violin is a great touch.
Justs - Heartbeat (Latvia 2016)
2016 was an exceptional Eurovision year. I liked so many songs, yet Justs was my favourite-favourite. I was shocked when in the end he only managed to get the 15th place (it's not bad, but in my opinion, he deserved at least the Top 5). His voice is so compelling, and the song was powerful. I have heard it countless times.
Pastora Soler - Quédate Conmigo (Spain 2012)
Quédate Conmigo (Stay With Me) is a lovely song. It's that kind of song that you expect to see in a movie when a romantic scene takes place. I don't get tired of listening to it. Additionally, Pastora Soler voice is extraordinary.
Elina Born & Stig Rästa - Goodbye To Yesterday (Estonia 2015)
I don't know what happened, however, in 2015 I didn't pay attention to this participation at all. Only after the final, after watching a couple of "After final top" I realised that the music deserved my recognition. Both Stig, and especially Elina have wonderful voices and I sing this song a lot unconsciously.
Ermal Meta, Fabrizio Moro - Non mi avete fatto niente (Italy 2018)
Non mi avete fatto niente is such a deep song. The lyrics are full of significance, the melody is catchy, and the voices of Ermal and Fabrizio are wondrous. Even if you don't know what the message of the song is, you feel that what they are trying to transmit is important. Their interpretation is magnificent, you feel the anger, as well as the hope. The music is a masterpiece, and in my opinion, deserved the victory.
Douwe Bob - Slow Down (The Netherlands 2016)
I adored the song and the meaning behind it. Douwe voice is distinctive, and the performance was great. I already did an article about Douwe Bob music (click here), and I am a big fan. This was also one of my favourite entries in 2016.
maNga - We Could Be The Same (Turkey 2010)
I adore this song. The performance is powerful, captivating from the first note until the last second. The melody is fantastic, and his voice is spectacular.
Have a lovely week!
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Last November I did this kind of post, and since it's been a while, I decided to do it again. Music is a huge part of my life. I can not go a day without listening to music, and I love to sing, whether I'm home alone in Lisbon or when I'm in Madeira, and I purposely annoy my sisters with my infinite concerts. Am I not a lovely big sister?
Anyways, in November I told you that I got into K-pop with BTS and next I started following BIGBANG, with some occasional songs in the middle. Since then my knowledge of K-pop groups/artists and music has expanded considerably. In fact, I can say for sure that recently most of the music I hear is K-pop. But it's not the only genre that I hear.
With this said, without further delay, here are some of the songs that I have been listening to lately. Notice the "some", if I were to put all of them, we would never leave here.
LEE SUN HEE(이선희) - WindFlower (바람꽃)
WindFlower is a song from a K-Drama that I am currently watching named Legend of the Blue Sea. I am loving the story, and besides that, the soundtrack was something that immediately caught my attention.
Ha Hyun Woo(하현우) - Shy Boy (설레이는소년처럼)
Shy Boy is from the same K-Drama. In the instant that I first heard it, I had to know what was the name of the song and the artist behind it. I adore the song.
Whee In(휘인) - EASY (Feat. Sik-K)
When I heard Starry Night, by MAMAMOO, I liked it so much that of course that I look for more of their discography. The voices of the members of the group are stunning, seriously gorgeous and powerful. This solo song by Whee In, featuring Sik-K is amazing.
BTOB (비투비) - Only one for me
BTOB made their comeback recently with the album THIS IS US. The album is frightful, I like every single song in it. Only one for me is a favourite-favourite.
Twenty One Pilots – Jumpsuit
Twenty One Pilots also released new music for their forthcoming album Trench. I am looking forward to listening to the new album.
DAY6(데이식스) - Shoot Me
DAY6 is a South Korean band that I am falling in love since I heard Shoot Me, the title track of their newest album. I already heard half of that album, and I adored it all.
DAY6(데이식스) - I Loved You
Like I said, I adored so much the new songs of DAY6 that I searched for more. I Loved You is a treasure, and so are the other songs that I heard actually. This group is very talented.
Dear Cloud – Remember
This is a song from the K-Drama Hello Monster. The song is beautiful. In my opinion, fits perfectly the story.
DOYOUNG (도영) (NCT) - Hard for me
Hard for me is also a song from a K-Drama whose name is Rich Man. I haven't watched the drama, yet I am a fan of NCT, so when I knew that Doyoung had a new song I had to hear it. As expected I wasn't disappointed. The song is lovely, and Doyoung voice is so beautiful!
BTS - The Truth Untold (전하지못한진심) feat. Steve Aoki
LOVE YOURSELF 轉 'Tear' is an incredible album. I had high expectations for BTS comeback and they didn't disappoint me. The Truth Untold is sung by BTS vocal line: Jin, Jimin, V, and Jungkook. I highly recommend you to search for the supposed story that inspired the lyrics, it's very interesting.
5 Seconds Of Summer – Youngblood
I already made an article talking about 5 Seconds Of Summer, in which I said that I adored their new album Youngblood (click here if you're interested in reading it). I am still listening to all the songs.
GOT7(갓세븐) – Look
The first time that I heard Look, by GOT7, I did not like it very much. I only started to listen to their music recently, and I didn't like Look as much as Fly for instance. After a couple of listens, that changed, and it became one of my favourite songs (that I've heard so far) of them.
Selena Gomez - Back To You
This is one example of my tendency to only pay attention to something an eternity later. When the lyric video of Back To You was released I didn't listen, and honestly, I didn't care. Then, the music video came out and I thought "Maybe I should check this out". I listened to the song and I loved it.
Fifth Harmony - Don't Say You Love Me
I am not a big fan of Fifth Harmony music. Sure, I liked Worth It, and I'm In Love With a Monster was a song that I enjoyed listening to. However, in general, they were never a group that I longed to hear. Don't Say You Love Me surprised me. The song is beautiful.
B.A.P - WAKE ME UP
I love B.A.P. WAKE ME UP is one of my favourite songs of the group. It has such a deep meaning. The song is indeed special.
B.A.P - Think Hole
Think Hole is a song from B.A.P eight single Album EGO. I cherish this one as much as the other ones: HANDS UP and MOONDANCE.
B.A.P (YONGGUK & ZELO) – Pray
Last but not least, Pray by Bang Yong-guk and Zelo from B.A.P. The song is part of their album NOIR. I listened to the album and it's a masterpiece. Pray is a song full of meaning.
I hope you liked it!
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