Another great cover for you. First the original: "The Robots," by Kraftwerk. Kraftwerk was arguably the defining electronic act of all time. Sure, the SIlver Apples started it, but Kraftwerk shaped it into what seems more familiar today.
"The Robots," Kraftwerk, mp3
There's a guy named Señor Coconut (actually a German DJ named Uwe Schmidt) who likes to make Latin versions of music that clearly need some salsifying. Here's his version. Listen to the Kraftwerk one first, then the Señor Coconut cover. It's much funnier that way.
"The Robots," Senor Coconut, mp3
18 September 2007
We...Are..The Robots
Posted by The Idea Of Progress at 11:33 PM
Labels: kraftwerk, music download, robots, senor coconut
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3 comments:
NO! No there NOT a guy calling himself "SENOR COCONUT"!
My he looks suave though.
This I have to hear.
He's a model and he's lookin' good.
Fantastic! I've been a fan of Senor Coconut for a while now. His music is hilarious AND catchy. I also adore Günther for the same reasons.
Kraftwerk's "Pocket Calculator" may be the truest song of all time.
"By pressing down the special key, it plays a little melody."
THAT is art.
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