MemberIf you were a guest at an interracial/cultural marriage would you be against listening/dancing to music in another language? Not all the music, but maybe 50/50. I’m unsure how some people would react.
MemberI wouldn’t be against it, but if you expect me to dance to ANY kind of music, it has to have a good beat for dancing.
You might do a bit less of a split more like, 80/20 or something unless most of your guests are on the side that understands and appreciates the… what to call it… idk non american music lol. I would say there are a lot of people in general that will only dance if they know a song well.
MemberI think mixing in cultural music sounds like a lot of fun as long as the music is relatively upbeat!
Member@bapbap: I’m half of an IR couple and people will have no choice but to listen to the Hispanic music being played. Its a blending of 2 cultures and I would never disrespect my Fiancee or her family like that. Besides I love dancing to salsa and bachata! Music overall can be a beautiful thing if you allow yourself to embrace it so definitely represent the cultures that are merging into one!
MemberMember@CocoClassic: My fiancé is Chinese and yet I actually listen to more asian pop than he does. He’s pretty Americanized, so I don’t think he really cares. It’s more that Asian pop music (imo) is better for dancing and I’d like that extra “blending of cultures” at our wedding.
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