until forever (hasta siempre) music by Damián Lértora vox/lyrics by oldrottenhea

Started by Oldrottenhead, September 17, 2009, 03:54:16 AM

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until forever (hasta siempre)
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this is the fourth collaboration with Damián Lértora from argentina, in three days.

the original instrumental piece damian sent was called hasta siempre spent ages trying to translate this title and best i could come up with was until always, couldnt do anything with that so changed it to until forever and it wrote itself.

until  forever (hasta seimpre)

someday a change is gonna come
the whole world turned upside down
and we will wait
for our day in the sun

until forever
until forever
hasta siempre
until forever

the time will come
the time will come

one day i dont know when
things are gonna be so different
we wait in hope
for everyone

until forever
until forever
hasta siempre
until forever

hasta siempre
hasta siempre
hasta siempre
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ORH, I listened to you so much even before introducing me! You have got such a talent of quick writing and recording deep and such good stuffs!

You're an inspiration to break away from my being shy  ;) :)

Diego Ayala

When I first saw the song name I thought you were going to do "Hasta Siempre" from
Carlos Puebla - tribute to the "Che" Guevara...

Your translation does fit the rest of the lyrics - sometimes it is hard to translate spanish into english - especialy if you try a straight translation word for word w/out the sentiment/feeling...  straight translation would have been = until always...

So, you have done right by translating it "until forever" --- "we wait in hope - until forever".

Don't want you to change the song, but another way could have been --- always, until forever...

Esta cancion es extraordinaria, y una pieza bellisima!!!


lg

Ditto Diego, 'this song is extraordinare and beautiful!!'
ORH is a musical magician for sure....
Bravo to both of you for this.

LG
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Oldrottenhead

QuoteWhen I first saw the song name I thought you were going to do "Hasta Siempre" from
Carlos Puebla - tribute to the "Che" Guevara...
i hadnt heard this song but when i googled the phrase that came up still havent heard it but knowing wot the song was about it influenced the lyric.

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QuoteEsta cancion es extraordinaria, y una pieza bellisima!!!
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QuoteEsta cancion es extraordinaria, y una pieza bellisima!!!

gracias mucho eso significa mucho a mí diego
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Oldrottenhead
"In order to compose, all you need to do is remember a tune that nobody else has thought of."
- Robert Schumann