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I fell asleep in about two minutes. As Locken called me, I'm a "dream god."
The band name Kara comes from the Greek Word "chara" (χαρά, lit. "joy"), which the group interpreted to mean "sweet melody"
I read this and started thinking about how I never pay attention to the meanings of band names (whether they're Western metal bands or Asian pop groups). But I guess that's how it should be. I listen to music, not... Um, what's it called? I visited the band's website for the first time, by the way. What do they actually do? They sing and dance, which is somewhat amusing, as "singing," "acting," and "dancing" are listed in a row under hobbies. In addition, there's also "movies," "listening to music," and "reading." But you know, it's a bit disappointing. It feels like you've come somewhere, and they ask you, "What do you like to do?" or "What's your hobby?" And since you're not particularly interested in anything and don't really have a hobby, you talk about something completely ordinary. I somehow thought that this was only the case in the CIS countries, but apparently not. Maybe young people don't have any hobbies all over the world. Although, the one I find most attractive even has a violin. Wow!
I was surprised when I read in an interview that the members of the Amatori band are very good at playing bagpipes.
Drag, maybe they just didn't talk about it. They were told to write some information about themselves for the website, and they were either too lazy or didn't care, so they wrote it in a hurry. Justified it, justified it, all justifications are justified.
And I, for example, also listen to music, not just lyrics and so on. Sometimes, of course, a song is liked because of its lyrics, but very rarely. Usually, it doesn't have much of an impact and only slightly influences my opinion of the song in one direction or another. And I rarely pay attention to band names, although sometimes I still Google unfamiliar words.
They were told to write some information about themselves for the website, but they were either too lazy or didn't care, so they quickly wrote something.
My version looks a bit more plausible, in my opinion.
Usually, it doesn't affect much and only slightly shifts my opinion about the song in one direction or another.
Imaris
