Adriano Celentano

Prisencolinensinainciusol
A famous 1972 song by Italian singer Adriano Celentano, written in gibberish meant to sound like American English
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Emily TeagueFirst to rec“Pre-social event, dance to something that makes you smile. Guaranteed to give you a little inner glow. My go-to is doing the strut from Adriano Celentano’s groovy song, which is just gibberish meant to sound like his interpretation of American English. It cracks me up every time and gives me that je ne sais quoi.”
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Very Carrie“The nonsense lyrics to “Prisencolinensinainciusol” were intended to imitate the way American English sounds to non-English speakers. Despite having no actual meaning, the song rose to number one on the charts in Italy, Germany, France and Belgium that year. It’s so catchy and I dare you not to tap to the beat. It’s a great pump up song.”
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