For the spanish speaking ladies here...
 

Doesn't this just make you melt??:

Y DIOS CREO LA MUJER

Con sonrisa pasajera
Y perfume en la piel
Vive como un sentimiento
Asi la sonaba el

Y el deseo hizo yagas en su piel
Y su grito se escucho
Fue tan fuerte que asi pudo comprender
Y Dios creo a la Mujer

Frajil casi como el viento
Bella y amplia como el mar
Provocando su deseo
Lo miraba sin parar

Y su cuerpo lo hizo olvidar
La maldita soledad
Y por eso grito al cielo y confirme
Gracias Dios por la mujer


ok this is kind of a test, tell me what you think about it.

:shock:

Re: For the spanish speaking ladies here...
 

HA HA HA LMFAO!!

one word mate- LOSER

That's a song from an band from argentina I think, called aleste.
And I here thought women would really dig those lyrics. :?
Man the more I try to understand women the less I actually do understand.

I can only speak for myself - but I don't want to be worshipped - or thanked God for. I don't want to be put on a pedestal, nor do I want to hide behind a veil. Men are fond of saying "I'm just a man, nothing more - nothing less". Well - I'm just a woman, happy to be a woman of this earth - not of heaven nor of hell. I don't want to walk in front of you, neither do I want to walk behind you - I want to walk beside you as an equal.

Ok - rant over,
Kathleen

I don't know man, we were looking for a song to dedicate to the women at the next uni party/convention/thingy (since it is for the women that are to be graduated at the top of their class and reached somewhat of a position in the sports teams this year) and it has to be in spanish the only problem is that I don't write in spanish (don't ask me why)
I just thought women in general would find these lyrics appealing.
Guess I was wrong because nobody here on this board and none of the girls I've shown them to have actually liked them. :roll:

Don't try ;)

That's a lie and you know it. :evil:

But I want a translation of this tune.

No it's not - that's why I prefaced it with "I can only speak for myself" Just out of curiosity, which part do you think I'm lying about?

Kathleen