Yes, Shakira released an English version of "Las de la Intuición," titled "Don't Bother." The English version features similar themes of intuition and emotional turmoil, but with different lyrics. It was included in her 2005 album, "Oral Fixation Vol. 2," and helped broaden her appeal in English-speaking markets.
Las De la Intuicion
Youtube!! but search the following: Las Ketchup Asereje (english) with lyrics
That would be Shaun Colvin. And what a fine version it was.
what dose it mean by asereje in English
It means 'Monday to Wednesday from 9PM' A partir de.. translates as from, beginning etc
Yes she certainly is.
Las De la Intuicion
Shakira has so many songs the ones I know are "wherever,whenever","objection,tango","illegal',"did it again","hips don't lie","la tortura","no","rabiosa","antologia","she wolf","give it up to me","loca","las de la intuicion","don't bother","underneath your clothes","waka waka".There's more but that's all I know.
English for Las Trojas is The Trojas.
Las noticas in English is 'The News.'
The English version was first published in 1984. What about the original Spanish version?
"Las calles" translates to "the streets" in English.
it means "traces"
"Las" is a Spanish definite article that translates to "the" in English.
Yes, Las Vegas is in the US. There are numerous languages spoken in Las Vegas, English being the most used.
Yes, at twelve.
las verduras means vegtables