Funny Asturian dubbing

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Curuxa
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Funny Asturian dubbing

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This is not official Disney dubbing but in Youtube you can find some excerpts from Disney´s movie "The Lion King" dubbed in Asturian: "El Rei Lleón" is the Asturian title.

A little present for children and all the family :wink:

Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAlPV8XojZQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GEmaxrnz9E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDsqnif-MT4
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Post by Louis Alvarez »

Curuxa,

My name is Lou Alvarez. I use the email address elcuruxo@....*

How did you come by the name Curuxa? I use curuxo because my Dad's family was from La Coruxa in Castrillon, Asturias, near Piedras Blancas.I would appreciate hearing from you.
Lou Alvarez

*[Art: I altered the email address to deny the spambots. Email addresses are not allowed on the forum.]
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hi Lou, There's an easy explanation for his/her name. The word 'curuxa' in Asturian means 'owl'. Maybe the place name in Castrillon was taken from an inordinate abundance of owls there. I'll leave that up to our etymologist detectives...
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Yes, my grandparents and my father always used curuxa, never bujo.
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Post by Curuxa »

Hi! My name is Curuxa because the Asturian word for "owl", as Is has said.

;) Greetings!!


More videos in Asturian language ;)

Finding Nemo (Atopando a Nemo): http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=Ux_eaWPYYao

More movies: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=hsswurNzw-I
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this one will reallly crack you up !

http://yetube.nireblog.com/post/2008/04 ... -asturiana


you can find more on

http://yetube.nireblog.com
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"Tu lo que quies ye xubime a la tena, bandido..." N'eso acertaron, vaya 'twist' a Casablanca! Bien curiosu lo de "siempre mos queda Morcin". Eso tamien ta bien, cagonespites...
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Ha! I love the voices! (But the pop-up windows are irritating.)

¡Ja ja! ¡Me encanta los voces! (Pero los ventanas pop-up son molestos.)
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RAMBO ASTURIANO

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Rambo in Asturianu. Very funny indeed but very sad too if you like Astuirian scoccer,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRPvw07X ... re=related

Rambo en Asturiano, muy, muy simpatico, pero triste para todos los que les guste el futbol asturiano

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRPvw07X ... re=related
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