Cultural differences

[nobbie48]

Sometimes a person will mock another culture by stupidly faking a language and producing embarrassing gibberish. We also often tune out other cultures because we don't understand the language. A beautiful poem can sound like gibberish if one doesn't know the language.

This also exists with our first nation people, their music and dance. Then along comes this kid.

 

[DownUnder]

Im a big fan of folk type music from around the world. Even when its mixed with more modern stuff like the HU.

 

[Riceburner]

The Hu is pretty good. I've never been good at faking accents...always felt like I was disrespecting ...at least the ethnic ones.

 

[MacDoc]

I don't mind subtitles so I love the array of streaming shows from different cultures no available....I'm finding US shows wearying where Ifind Scandanavian ( especially noir ) Korean and to a point Bollywood refreshing and at times exciting.
Of course I tend to like musicals which helps tho some are too saccharine....I get a kick out of a Bollywood crew breaking into song and dance.
Korean procedurals are excellent and there are discernible character patterns I find amusing and/or informative.

Not so much into world music - as far as I'm concerned good music stopped in the 80s