*Getting Beyonce to learn enough Spanish to sing the Latin version of her current chart-topper “Irreplaceable” proved to be a delight for producer/songwriter Rudy Perez, who was hired for the job following his successful stints recording Spanish versions of hits with Christina Aguilera and Il Divo. Perez spoke to Billboard about the challenge:
HOW DID "IRREPLACEABLE" BECOME "IMPRESCINDIBLE?"
PEREZ: I have it all written out in phonetics. We read the lyrics together, and I tell her exactly what she's saying. Even if you don't explain it, she'll ask you because she's very meticulous. So she knows that if the phrase is largate, it means "get the hell out of my face." She says it with that same emotion. I worked hard in trying to find the least amount of troubling words
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
BEYONCE IS TURNING HER CHART TOPPER INTO SPANISH IRREPLACEABLE
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*Getting Beyonce to learn enough Spanish to sing the Latin version of her current chart-topper “Irreplaceable” proved to be a delight for producer/songwriter Rudy Perez, who was hired for the job following his successful stints recording Spanish versions of hits with Christina Aguilera and Il Divo. Perez spoke to Billboard about the challenge:
HOW DID "IRREPLACEABLE" BECOME "IMPRESCINDIBLE?"
PEREZ: I have it all written out in phonetics. We read the lyrics together, and I tell her exactly what she's saying. Even if you don't explain it, she'll ask you because she's very meticulous. So she knows that if the phrase is largate, it means "get the hell out of my face." She says it with that same emotion. I worked hard in trying to find the least amount of troubling words
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she is just making all kind of money
nice
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