Just outta curiosity Franco my boy, are you a fan of Youssou N'Dour? :)

Oh yes. I actually like his music quite a bit. But my mom can't stand him because he sounds Arabic. She always bitch about me listening to this guy. I will post a few songs about him soon.

Song Seven: Our Young People by Youssou N'Dour
Since someone mentioned Youssou, I am going to him. Here he deminstrates of people just really want to **** around often. It is a big problem in the world. Worse, it even occurs at church more than not often. I mean many pastors in the world love getting whores with often. Youssou sings about how anyone of any race, any religion, any sexual orientation, any background has sexual desires more than you can imagine. What he is essientially saying is that you need to be careful with your sexual desires.

Song Eight: Back in Black by Ac/Dc
Now this song should be the best record second behind their other known classic song. I am speaking about this song. This lead singer (although ****ty) but he makes up with energy and typical behavior of a rock singer. He really just puts his all in this song. Again just straight up genius material right here. This man is saying he is proud wearing black and he does not give a damn what anyone thinks. He is saying he wants to be what he wants to be. I got to respect that for that realness. This song is really just like that. Be you and don't let anyone determine your life. I am impressed with the rock guitars. They were excellent and did their parts when needed. This is in my view why people still can tolerate Ac/Dc.

Song Nine: Son de alfabetización by Carlos Puebla
Since I am slowing learning Spanish, I have heard some pretty amazing Spanish songs especially from Cuba. This artist is so patriotic to his country about independence and liberation for change (This is good for poor countries). As a American, I love the idea of defending this country (even with wrongs). This man is no different, he is defending his country and he sounds great. I know he is old but who cares. The guitars and the voices and his own are amazing. This is why I can say I enjoy this song. I know this song has something of patriotism since I know a little of Spanish words. Bueno Musica Cubana.

Song Ten: For the love of you by Joss Stone
This song is a redo of the song called For the love of you which was originally done by The Isley Brothers. This version I am posting is that is covered by Joss Stone when she was young and at the beginning of her career (she was 16 years old when she made this song and recorded and putted on her first solo work called Soul Sessions Volume 1). I was actually stunned and still stunned how sultry and youthful and high Joss sounds considering I and many of her fans are use to her being more rough and lower with her voice. But here she really makes her voices go high and in a way it sounds like Natasha Bedingfield (in which I will post songs of her as well as her performance with Joss Stone). It was totally strange but I was also really happy. In way she was making the real effect of how the original song would go. More into the song, as the song progresses, you start to see Joss's voice become more dramatic and more passionate. It gave me so much goosebumps. I am thinking to myself, why the hell Joss would not do this often these days but she did this when she was much much younger. Also, then the ultimate point was when Joss does her semi-scream sound. It gave me bigger goosebumps. I was scatching my head and I think I went on a high mode because I did not expect Joss to get this passionate. Then Joss gets somewhat normal.

I had no idea that Joss Stone was such a great singer that she could go to that level. Also I understand that when you love someone as a friend, lover, or family member so dearly, you can lose your mind and get too energetic. I understand that somewhat well now as a 21 year old young man. You must know how to sing. Joss Stone encomposes lots of passion and yet is so damn shy. I wonder why but I guess she puts her energy into singing which is a good thing. Enjoy this sultry romantic song.

Song Eleven: I get around by Tupac

This is my **** when some people love pussy a lot. I enjoy most the booties very much. I know this song means when I see that booty. The woman in thongs and minor bras so that booty shows up. I wish I was in Brazil because I could randomly feel those booties with that sexy honeys around my yard.

I remember as a third grader, I was so strongly in love staring about those booties. My parents were pissed when they found out. I told them that I love the booties. I love to see a woman with a thong just so I can see the raw booty.

I mean now we got the show dating naked on Vh1, we should see more females with nice rounded booty and big hips.

For you curvy women who love your booties, enjoy this song.

That has got to be one of most honest and heartfelt stories of a love for butts that I have ever heard.

Best. Journal post. Ever.

Song Twelve: Agna by Youlou Mabiala and Kamikaze Loningisa

Man I enjoy this rumba odemba song. It is a song by Youlou Mabiala and his group originally called Kamikaze Loningisa. I admit that I loved Youlou's voice since I was a child. It is a beautiful lady or person that he loves name Agna. He talks about how much he wants to be with her and how much she needs to value the love that he has for her. Youlou narrates also that he wants her to know his strong love for her. She wants her to understand the value of his strong love. Later on, he goes to say that there needs to be ways to make memories of the love that they share.

Youlou Mabiala is one of the most important singers in African music. You guys enjoy this song. I am so grateful for this chance to share this great classic song.

Great and classic love song with class. Youlou Mabiala.