Showing posts with label spanish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spanish. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Song Review: David Archuleta - Fa La La La La

One of the many surprises on David Archuleta's My Kind of Christmas tour this year is David's performance of his brand new, never-before-heard holiday tune "Fa La La La La." David describes the song as his way of introducing everyone to his Christmas tradition, with his Latino heritage and partying vibe.

About joining family and friends for the holidays and having a good time, David shows everyone his kind of Christmas when performing this song, even doing some Bachata dancing. "You smile, I light up like a Christmas tree, You laugh, my heart flies like the snow," David sings cheerfully before going into a Spanish chorus repeating 'Feliz Navidad,' wishing it to his family and friends and saying they're a gift to him. David sings the song in half English and half Spanish, showing his Latin side and putting on a fun
                                                                                      performance for the audience.

Watch David perform the song below, and read my full review of his Christmas show in NYC HERE.


Credit to fa3ryg1rl1

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Demi Lovato performs "Skyscraper" half English/half Spanish at ALMA Awards 2011


Not only was Demi Lovato among the winners at the ALMA Awards 2011, winning the award for Favorite TV Actress - Leading role in a Comedy for starring in Sonny With A Chance, but Demi also was one of the performers. Demi performed her new single "Skyscraper" off of her third studio album, out Tuesday. Demi, dressed in a beautiful red dress with an intriguing prop behind her - the look of a dark night and a tree, with hearts, some broken and some full, hanging off of it's leafless branches - performed the first half of the song in English, then sang the second verse and chorus in Spanish for the night's theme, then ended the song in English as she rose up on a small ledge, above the tree.



Watch below: