Music Without the Borders Ep. 5 - Greek with Irene from Greece

What a beautiful language, with such a beautiful person!
Hope you enjoyed it, I certainly did!
Listen to the original song here: • ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣ ΡΕΜΟΣ - Η ΑΓΑΠ...
Listen to my EP Swimming in My Mind here: ditto.fm/swimming-in-my-mind
And find me on my Instagram: @_haleesa
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
00:21 - Meet Irene
02:08 - Music scene in Greece
06:45 - Antonis Remos and about his song
08:12 - Struggling with Greek
09:31 - Η αγάπη έρχεται στο τέλος
#antonisremos #greek

[@irenekantarelis8377]

Thank you for having me! 💗

[@haleesa1401]

Hugs! ❤️

[@cindy68780]

Great content subscribed , you sing very well in Greek and when you find more free time it would be great to hear you do more covers of various European artists.

[@elpidak2392]

Omg your greek are very well Συγχαρητήρια!!

[@haleesa1401]

Thank you! ❤️

[@paraskevasparaskevas350]

@haleesa1401 this is fantastic that you are trying to sing another language other than you native....so as an avid language learner (use only 2 but learned around 7) the way to speak another language well is to mimic the intonation , i.e. the stress style and in which sylable each language falls into...now the way to do this is not just by only listening to the language itself but the native speakers speaking in English...even when a native speaker uses English the intonation is not lost...so lets say you want to do Norwegian...you can watch the Occupied TV series and listen to Jesper Berg when he speaks English with Norwegian Intonation...you can do the same for most European languages but ITalian, Norwegian , Swedish, French are an example....so becareful where you stress the words and then you will sound more native