Which non-english speaking country has the best music and

>>74081471
Cuban music is pretty good. Nothing by people from Florida though.

>>74081471
VOCÊEEEEEE PEGA O TREM AZUL

If you just mean popular music then Germany, Japan, Brazil, and France
If you're including classical music then it totally changes and if you include traditional music it's much more subjective

>>74081487
Cubans have the best music in spanish-speaking Latin America by far tbqh, it's pretty impressive given the population

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Os Mutantes > The Beatles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4ZaMNj4u5w

I would put my money on Germany, easily.

>Implying brazilians listen to anything but brazilian funk

I actually like how diverse Brazil is, considering our culture is trash and half of the country can't read
Yeah it will never have mainstream success, but there is a lot of underground stuff you can dig through

>>74081638
>I actually like how diverse Brazil is, considering our culture is trash and half of the country can't read

You ever think these are connected?

japan
not even a weeaboo (yes i am)

>>74081610
>I would put my money on Germany, easily.

t. Can fanboy

>>74081687
i was talking about diverse music, and not diverse in like multicultural.

but yeah half of the country being illiterate, at some degree, has little to do with race, not in modern times.
sure you will have some haitian/nigerian/bolivian kid who can't read, but they are far from what makes most of the numbers on illiteracy.
Most of those come from the poor educational system