Most Translated Song from Every Country
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The most-translated song in the world, "Ai Se Eu Te Pego," originally recorded in Portuguese, gained immense popularity as an internet sensation, leading to Brazilian singer Michel Teló's rise to stardom and topping iTunes charts across Latin America and Europe.
Despite having an unremarkable melody, the song became a favorite at parties and attracted 131 translations into various languages, including Dutch, Persian, and Uzbek.
The article discusses how different countries have their own popular music stars, with some, like Dino Merlin from Bosnia, having recorded numerous songs translated into multiple languages, including Bosnia and Herzegovina's first national anthem. These translations were often inspired by the global reach of the internet and user-generated content.