stereotypical music from 25 countries (..can you guess them??)

stereotypical music from 25 different countries - can you guess them???

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[LucasBrar]

I do these videos extremely fast and it's always a risk to do mistakes, and of course I managed to do one here. "La Cumparsita" was written by Gerardo Matos Rodríguez from Uruguay, and later lyrics were added by Pascual Contursi from Argentine. It's the most famous tango song - that is why I associate it with Argentina. But it is originally a song from Uruguay. Very sorry for this! I will do better research next time.

[iukulele]

I didn't know Orlando Bloom played accordion that good

[Duck-wcde]

Normal countries: " how are you today?"

Portugal: " PAIN ... SADNESS... MISERY... the confrontation with the eternal and black existential abyss and the melancholy longing for the good times that have passed or never came, .... you know...normal stuff"

[juanpablonunez]

Loved that you guys chose Antonio Lauro Waltz for Venezuela 🇻🇪 You are awesome guys, keep making music

[julianomarques]

Brazilian flag on thumbnail.
Brazilians: "did you summon us, Lord?"

[aarondioscuri]

i actualy expected something maybe more traditional then giorno's theme for japan ngl

[spectatecomment]

The Eiffel tower for the France one was a little too much of a giveaway.

[thethrose]

I've never actually seen the accordion played before, it looks like it takes a crazy amount of focus and skill! All those different buttons and switching between them so quickly!

[peakpettammarong]

0:11 Israel
0:43 Venezuela
1:18 France
1:45 Ireland
2:02 Romania
2:22 Greece
2:46 South Korea
3:01 Brazil
3:36 Hungary
4:04 Japan
4:32 USA
4:43 Italy
5:10 Finland
5:23 Argentina
5:54 Peru
6:10 Germany
6:36 Spain
6:52 New Zealand
7:07 Albania
7:26 Poland
7:50 Egypt
8:08 England
8:27 Austria
8:51 Portugal
9:31 Russia

[RupeshSingh-gdcp]

Honestly everyone is just waiting for their country's turn to arrive😅

[ameliasaurus]

Giorno’s theme: Plays
My brain: Italy! No, Japan! No, Italy! Wait…

[souldrakula]

Good job! Next: 26.Norway - In the Hall of a Mountain King, 27.Sweden - Dancing Queen, 28.Denmark - Olsen Banden Theme, 29.The Netherlands - Zeven Dagen Lang, 30.Belgium - 't Smidje, 31. Canada - Summer of 69, 32. Puerto Rico - Livin' la vida loca, 33. Mexico - Besame mucho

[Vinemaple]

Everything sounds Spanish or Brazilian when Lucas plays it on guitar, and everything sounds Russian when Sergey plays it on accordion... great just to hear it though, and while I found a lot of the pieces more authentic or semi authentic than stereotypical, I laughed my ass off when El Condor Pasa came up for Peru, I still insist there's more Paul Simon than Quechua tradition in that song. [EDIT] Nope. As many commenters have pointed out, El Condor Pasa is indeed Peruvian: the melody, at least, is from a groundbreaking 20th century Peruvian zarzuela by Daniel Alomia Robles. Still no info on the original lyrics.

[thibautlucas]

Didn't know that Legolas could play accordion

[davidkim]

He completely spoiled that one with the computer background XD 1:17

[juancarlosleonrodriguez]

Gracias por incluir la musica del Maestro Antonio Lauro, representando a Venezuela! No pudo haber mejor selección!

[ryanpocas]

From a Portuguese guy, I can tell you did a really good choice going with fado, did not expect this at all

[Phantomsbreath]

Fun fact, Drunken Sailor's actually an English tune that spread to various places.

[kmetzzsofi]

So much love from Hungary for putting it in the video. Our traditions are so underrated I believe❤🇭🇺

[mango.]

3:02 what a beautiful choice and interpretation for the Brazilian bossa nova, thank u 🇧🇷💛