Being an ardent fan of old bollywood comes with great perks. You get to watch legendary movies, listen to old melodies knowing the context of that song, and it establishes a foundation or rather benchmark

Translate a known, guilty pleasure song from your native language into English. The more dramatic, comical or silly the better. Every week, we will have a theme, so make sure your translated song fits

Drunk in love yet? Last week's theme was Alcohol which definitely caused some drunken stories. This week we had three entries in two different languages: Romanian and Hindi! Bring em funky songs on! Check

This week's theme was quite interesting and there are certainly a little too many songs based on the theme in Bollywood. Kinda scares me (obsessed much). Anyways, no way in hell was I going to choose any

Hi everyone! In Romania when you hear #Alcohol you associate this word with beer everytime! Every night out starts with one beer, obviously ,but then it's all up to you. So the first song came out in my

This Sunday is the perfect moment for the #guiltypleasuremusic created by @sjennon. I went for a hiking Xmas party outside of London and at a point because of the big quantities of alcohol our group managed

Translate a known, guilty pleasure song from your native language into English. The more dramatic, comical or silly the better. Every week, we will have a theme, so make sure your translated song fits

Mommy, you're the sweetest thing of the whole wide world. MoooMMmmmmmyyyY! This week was the very second week of the GPMC and again amazing entries came in! This week we had the honor to listen to Dutch,

It is Week No. 2 of the #guiltypleasuremusic challenge by @sjennon and this week's theme is Mothers, and it actually happens to be my mother's 60. birthday today, so of course I have to fulfill the Italian

When I read about @sjennon's challenge, I said 'finally something interactive' then I saw "mothers", a word so meaningful but the first song that came into my mind was a funny one.I mean I find

" The heart of a mother is a deep abyss at the bottom of which you will always find forgiveness"- Honore de Balzac Can I just say how close this topic is to my heart. That being said, the song

oh man, this is gonna take some doing because I have so many tracks that are guilty pleasures that people just WONT understand, I’m not sure if I’m super comfortable right now with even telling you some

Haha oooh boy…. I usually don’t assign much guilt to the music I like per-say. But that being said. I knowingly enjoy some pretty awful and cheesy music. Yes I know it’s bad, yes you might think less of

When I read about @sjennon's challenge, I was just too late for the first one. Therefore here my entry for week 2. To those who don't know this yet: I am actually Dutch, so the song I chose is Dutch. At

Translate a known, guilty pleasure song from your native language into English. The more dramatic, comical or silly the better. Every week, we will have a theme, so make sure your translated song fits

Ohh, the guilty pleasure is at it's max because I am starting to feel a bit cheeky! This week was the first week ever of the #guiltypleasurechallenge and I am happy to announce that I was definitely not

@sjennon is an awesome lady, so her challenge wouldn't be less awesome of course! As a Greek that I had to grow up in a country that all songs are about love, sadness and crying and incredibly cheesy,

When you sit in soliloquy, there is something or someone who inspires you... And a good friend, @sjennon kinda forced me back to Steemit ;D She is beginning a series of contest/challenges, which I am looking

I usually don’t do challenges. But, @bkdbkd tagged me, so I can’t refuse! It was a toss up as to which one I would choose so I followed my heart on this one. I know everybody probably already knows this

This post is my entry to @sjennon's Guilty Pleasure music contest. Following is a beautiful yet extremely cheesy Bollywood song that I translated. It is originally called 'Bhare Naina'. I love this song