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    Nitro is offline Advance Promo Copy [Level 3]
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    Re: Nineteen

    Hi,

    I've put an mp3 of about 2 minuten on-line at www.xs4all.nl/~galayaa/mp3/nineteen.mp3, which contains 3 different language versions of Paul Hardcastle's nineteen.

    Two of the languages are easy to recognize: the English and the German version. I'd say that the other version which is used in the Mp3 is a Spanish version of somekind. Is there anybody who can confirm this?

    -Nitro-

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    discodjii is offline Advance Promo Copy [Level 3]
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    Mp3 is a Spanish version of somekind. Is there anybody who c

    Yes it is Spanish!!!

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    whats the name of the version?

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    Nitro is offline Advance Promo Copy [Level 3]
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    Quote Originally Written by barko
    whats the name of the version?
    discodjii: thanks for confirming that the language is indeed Spanish!

    I believe the name of this version is Paul Hardcastle / 19 (version espanola = in spanish language) and I believe it's quite- if not extremely hard to find on original vinyl.

    -Nitro-

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    BTW, the Spanish voice sounds with a heavy Spain accent... what we here call "gallego".
    To do it, pronounce all the "s" like sibilant "z"s... You'll sound like Pedro Almodovar in a minute.
    It don't mean a thing (if ain't got that swing)

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