http://youtube.com/watch?v=bOPjV5R4fDs

please tell me what you think of my Strictly Remix video 2007.. I thought I'd be very creative with the music

Wow, that's brilliant ~ beautifully put together, and the music works so well Thank you!

Clever Love it.

Great job!

Reminded me of how fab Kenny looked in his kilt holding poses LOL!

Really well done, the marriage of images to music was inspired in places!

Thanks for your comments everyone!

what music is it?

The song is called "Nje Lutje" by Genta Ismajli

Ahhh *penny drops* little snippets of the lyrics sounded sort of vaguely familiar ish or nearly, think it's cos Albanian has vague links with Slavonic languages which I studied at uni.

It almost sounds to me like Turkish plus a slavonic language plus Arabic.... cool!

Cool song, I rather like it even though I have no idea what it means!! I'd take a wild guess at Nje Lutje meaning "no people"???? Could be miles out though!

Anyway I'll stop waffling. I like the video

I agree, it sounded Turkish to me too.....though as I can speak Turkish, I now understand why I couldn't fathom what she was singing about.

The music was fab though.

I'm learning alot. I met a woman from Macedonia this week, who also spoke Turkish, I had no idea, I thought it was mostly Greek or Serbo-Croat there, but no! (She spoke 7 languages btw).

Heh, nice to know I wasn't totally offbase, I have only an impression of Turkish really.


7? Blimey!

I did some Croatian at uni - gorgeous language!

I was so impressed, I think she listed Russian, Bulgarian, Serbo-Croat, Turkish (well enough to have studied at Uni there) English....can't rememer the others, but will ask next week. Thankfully we have her services in the NHS in London now. She actually looked more Italian or Latin to me physically. Ooh, she didn't know what the word "skivvy" meant, so had to explain!

That was Great! Thoroughly enjoyed it. One of the couples in this years final ought to do their freestyle to the music!

The slavonic languages help each other how a lot but even so, and Turkish is wildly different in structure. I tried to learn it once upon a time, failed miserably!

Not too surprised that she looked Latin-esque though, I think a lot of folks do in that bit of the world.

edit: it would make a potentially pretty cool showdance track!