Do you listen to music in languages you don't understand?

I like all sorts of music, Japanese, Russian, German, Polish, Spanish, French, Chinese....sometimes English music can sound a little foreign.

More correctly, Vocaloid was a joint project, not a product to go into retail, in Spain (at the Pompeu Fabra University) which was lead by Kenmochi Hideki (who IS Japanese); Yamaha help fund the project and later did become a product for mass market. The first 2 Vocaloid voices (early 2004) where Leon and Lola, with Miriam arriving early July 2004, all 3 are English speaking British voices. Not far behind, around late July 2004, Meiko made her debut and you already know the rest of the Vocaloid history.

I love kpop! And Im from Puerto Rico! ^^

mostly japanese but I listen to other languages sometimes.

All naruto shippuden songs!!!!!!!!!!

Like Japanese music and English

Yes, i love some classical music, it`s so beautiful even though i don`t understand what they are singing about.

I do understand some of it though

yes. I love kpop and jpop!

music is music no matter what country!

Love that their different form others yeah!!

Fil, Fil a Run O comes to mind.

except greek and english music (they are both half foreign languages to me, even if i understand them)
i like spanish and france music

as a music lover, i love many different kinds of music in different languages

yesssss!!!!!!
japanese naruto music!
Nothing's better!

for sure!!!

German and French, mostly. I speak quite a bit of German, but the Bavarian music I sometime listen to is fast and in a strange dialect I don't understand.

K pop J pop

i really like vocaloid

I like her, too c:

I have actually found it interesting and peaceful... only one song though

I like Japanese music on occasion

I listen to so much that nearly everyone who knows me knows I do. I got my dad into loving Vocaloid :D

It's bad enough I can't understand a word said, let alone why?

I see no reason to let a language barrier stop me from enjoying an awesome song. While I only listen to songs in about 3 foreign languages--German, Swedish, and Russian--I think that most of them are quite possibly more awesome than songs written in English by foreign bands. One of my favorite bands right now is Falconer, and their newest album, Armod, is great! The first song I heard off of the album, "Svarta änkan" (which means "black widow") is amazing--the English version just doesn't come close!

i like some spanish songs. but that's it...
mostly i listen to music in english, which is a foreign language to me, but i can understand it :p

Almost never.

I have quite a bit of Latin styled music from a guy called Daniel Indart. He's written music for everything from computer games to tv shows. The show Burn Notice even had one of his songs recently, but most of my music collection is in English.

Although it's often a foriegn language that I either speak or have some nuance of understanding of the language.

Everyday Im a huge Viking metal fN and sometimes they sing in Danish or faoroese

I like listening to Tokio Hotel in German

I'm an American Buddhist. Most of my religious music and chanting is done in foreign languages. Some of those languages are many millennia old.

When a death metal band throws in a song in their native tongue.

It depends on what I'm in the mood for.

I used to when I was younger. Mostly French. The only one I remember is "Je pense a lui avant de dormir" Couldn't tell you the artist though.

German, Swedish, Spanish, Japanese. I think that when you can't understand the words, you can appreciate the voice as its own instrument without having to be distracted by the words.