The K-pop collective's version of 'Feliz Navidad' mixes English cheer with Korean longing.
The K-pop collective's version of 'Feliz Navidad' mixes English cheer with Korean longing.
Most covers of this song stay in celebration mode, but SM Town lets the space between languages do the work.
The Korean verses carry the weight of a relationship that might be slipping, while the English chorus becomes almost a plea to keep the connection alive.
The K-pop collective's version of 'Feliz Navidad' mixes English cheer with Korean longing.
Wae hangsang geudaen mangseorinayo
Most covers of this song stay in celebration mode, but SM Town lets the space between languages do the work. The Korean verses carry the weight of a relationship that might be slipping, while the English chorus becomes almost a plea to keep the connection alive.
The Korean lines 'Wae hangsang geudaen mangseorinayo / Geureohge naege jasin eopsnayo' ask why someone is always late, why they have no self for the singer. It's that holiday feeling when you're waiting for someone who might not show, trying to hold onto a promise made in better times. The English 'from the bottom of my heart' gets reframed by all that uncertainty.
That 'why are you always late' cuts through the Christmas cheer. It's specific enough to feel real, not just seasonal sentiment.
The way the Korean 'Naui soneul jabayo', take my hand, echoes after the English wish gives the whole track a different anchor.
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I wanna wish you a merry christmas
I wanna wish you a merry christmas
I wanna wish you a merry christmas
From the bottom of my heart
From the bottom of my heart
Hayan nunsongi naui du ppyame
Naui sarangeun geudaeui gaseume goyeo
Geudaedo nareul gidaryeossnayo
Manheun saramdeul oneureul gidaryeossdeusi
Wae hangsang geudaen mangseorinayo
Geureohge naege jasin eopsnayo
Seororeul wonhaneun mameul deoneun sumgijineun marayo
Yeongwonhi geudae gyeote isseoyo
Imankeum geudae saranghanikka
Dasineun tto dasin seulpeuji ma
Naui soneul jabayo
Yo! I wanna wish you a melly christmas
Haengyeona meoreojilkka buranhan neo
Ijeneun modu deonjyeobeorigo naui soneul jabajwo
Uri yaksokhan geu narieyo
Saranghandamyeon oneul mannagiro haessjyo
Apassdeon mankeum haengbok hallaeyo
Du beon dasineun geudael bonaeji anha
Wae hangsang geudaen mangseorinayo
Geureohge naege jasin eopsnayo
Seororeul wonhaneun mameul deoneun sumgijineun marayo
Yeongwonhi geudae gyeote isseoyo
Imankeum geudae saranghanikka
Dasineun tto dasin seulpeuji ma
Naui soneul jabayo
I wanna wish you a merry christmas
I wanna wish you a merry christmas
I wanna wish you a merry christmas
From the bottom of my heart
From the bottom of my heart
The K-pop collective's version of 'Feliz Navidad' mixes English cheer with Korean longing. Most covers of this song stay in celebration mode, but SM Town lets the space between languages do the work. The Korean verses carry the weight of a relationship that might be slipping, while the English chorus becomes almost a plea to keep the connection alive.
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