Más y más . Created by Rikki thomas Martínez. He was born in the uk but her mother is spanish and his father is welsh. We say than. That this is a european Music. Tanta guerra Tanto hambre En este mundo De abundancia Tráeme agua para beber Tráeme pan para comer Tráeme agua Que tengo sed Tráeme fuego que de calor Prendido por las llamas De tu corazón Tráeme agua Que tengo sed Tanta guerra Tanto hambre En este mundo De abundancia Tráeme agua que tengo sed Tráeme pan que tengo hambre Tráeme fuego que tengo frío tu amor. I can to sing in spanish! I'm from América! Greetings world!
@@sovietcultofthecraftingtab5488 Yeah, el hambre is right but hambre is a feminine noun beginning by an h. H in Spanish is mute, which means it's a consonant with no pronunciation sound. So, when we add an article, in this case: la o el, we should choose "el" just to avoid the sound 'aa' at the end of the article and the beginning of the noun, because of phonetics. This may be compared to the use of 'a and an' as articles in English. Spanish grammar rules as other romance languages are pretty complex even to us, native speakers, and may seem confuse and challenging to non-native speakers or to the people who are learning Spanish. So I'd rather not judge the Spanish of a no-native speaker while I can understand the point, and if its really necessary I'd correct them in a friendly way. Just because I know how hard is to learn a language, how challenging is to speak to a native and we need a more empathetic and friendly world. In this sense, I apologize if my English is not perfect as well.
This song is just amazing! Musically brilliant! Great work by Rikki Thomas-Martinez, the song writer!
Más y más . Created by Rikki thomas Martínez. He was born in the uk but her mother is spanish and his father is welsh. We say than. That this is a european Music.
Tanta guerra
Tanto hambre
En este mundo
De abundancia
Tráeme agua para beber
Tráeme pan para comer
Tráeme agua
Que tengo sed
Tráeme fuego que de calor
Prendido por las llamas
De tu corazón
Tráeme agua
Que tengo sed
Tanta guerra
Tanto hambre
En este mundo
De abundancia
Tráeme agua que tengo sed
Tráeme pan que tengo hambre
Tráeme fuego que tengo frío
tu amor.
I can to sing in spanish! I'm from América! Greetings world!
Tanto hambre, sin papeles
soy encantado de este cancion
actually in Spanish words that begin with h and have a vowel afterwards use the masculine... como un hacha, el hambre etc :)
Hermoso
good luck Nice song :3
Freaking love this one.
musica de DIOS .........MISTICALMENTE NATURAL ......
tengo sed!!
tu amor frio
who is the violin player?
sexy voice.
Where is Mas y Mas from?
Spain
England - the artist who composed this track is Rikki Thomas-Martinez. He is a fantastic song writer! Great lyrics!!! Love it!!!
Nice tune, but it is tantA hambre... not tantO. Dude, if they sing in Spanish they should do it right.
el hambre in Spanish!
@@sovietcultofthecraftingtab5488 Yeah, el hambre is right but hambre is a feminine noun beginning by an h. H in Spanish is mute, which means it's a consonant with no pronunciation sound. So, when we add an article, in this case: la o el, we should choose "el" just to avoid the sound 'aa' at the end of the article and the beginning of the noun, because of phonetics. This may be compared to the use of 'a and an' as articles in English. Spanish grammar rules as other romance languages are pretty complex even to us, native speakers, and may seem confuse and challenging to non-native speakers or to the people who are learning Spanish. So I'd rather not judge the Spanish of a no-native speaker while I can understand the point, and if its really necessary I'd correct them in a friendly way. Just because I know how hard is to learn a language, how challenging is to speak to a native and we need a more empathetic and friendly world. In this sense, I apologize if my English is not perfect as well.