#LOU VUO ANIME SOFTWARE#
This was used as one of the demo songs for the singing synthesizer software Vocaloid Tonio and featured both him and another Vocaloid "Big Al" singing the song.Don Omar – "We No Speak Americano (Remix)".It was subsequently re-recorded by Marco Calliari. The song was sampled in 2010 by the Australian duo Yolanda Be Cool and producer DCUP in their song " We No Speak Americano" that became an international hit.It had a wide exposure and appeared on two of their albums, The Men from Uncle (1998), and Live in Italy (2000). The song was covered by the Gisella Cozzo and Ray Gelato Giants in 1998, with their version of the track used for a worldwide television commercial for Levi's.The Brian Setzer Orchestra covered this song with their song, "Americano." This song appeared on their album Vavoom!.Lou Bega made a cover of the song entitled " You Wanna Be Americano".The song was created in 1957 by Freddy Balta on its humoristic EP Fredo Minablo et sa pizza musicale ( Fredo Minablo and its musical pizza). Boris Vian adapted it in French under the name "Tout fonctionne à l'italiano" ("Everything goes italiano") to parodize the then French craving for Italian things.According to the Italian newspaper la Repubblica, "Tu vuò fa l'americano" is the definitive hit single of Carosone's artistic career, as he retired from music in 1960, just four years after releasing the song. The song is generally considered to be a satire of the Americanization that occurred in the early years after World War II, when southern Italy was still a rural, traditional society. The lyrics are about an Italian who affects a contemporary American lifestyle, drinking whisky and soda, dancing to rock 'n roll, playing baseball and smoking Camel cigarettes, but who still depends on his parents for money. It was also performed by Rosario Fiorello in the 1999 film The Talented Mr. The song was featured in the 1960 Melville Shavelson film It Started in Naples, in which it was sung by Sophia Loren. Commissioned by Ricordi director Rapetti for a radio contest, the music was composed by Carosone in a very short time after reading Nisa's lyrics he immediately believed the song would become a great success.Ĭarosone's original version of the song was performed by him in the film Totò, Peppino e le fanatiche (directed by Mario Mattoli, 1958). Combining swing and jazz, it became one of his best-known songs. " Tu vuò fà l'americano" ( pronounced "You Want to Be American") is a Neapolitan language song by Italian singer Renato Carosone.Ĭarosone wrote the song in collaboration with Nicola "Nisa" Salerno in 1956. A football lands near him and he decides to join two other boys for a game of catch.1956 song by Renato Carosone "Tu vuò fà l'americano" sees his plushie dog is the last toy left and happily reclaims it. finds that Lou is no longer present, as all of his parts have been claimed by their owners. Returning to the box for the last time, J.J. He begins to enjoy returning the remaining items, making some new friends in the process. initially returns the toys begrudgingly, but is surprised when a girl gratefully hugs him. not only returns the toys he stole but also helps find the owners of every single item in the box. Lou shows the dog to J.J, but refuses to give it to him until J.J. J.J catches him in the act and a chase ensues, with Lou constantly changing his shape to avoid being caught.ĭuring the chase, Lou notices the name tag on J.J.'s underwear matches the name tag on a toy in the bottom of the box, an old plushie dog that a bigger kid had stolen from J.J.
Lou is angered by this and decides to take J.J.'s backpack once J.J is the last kid on the playground. starts stealing toys from the other children and putting them in his backpack. After each recess period, Lou picks up the toys and items kids have left behind, leaving them in the box and subtly encouraging their owners to find them when they return.Ī bully named J.J. The lost-and-found box in a kindergarten playground is home to Lou, a creature made from the assorted unclaimed items (whose name is made up of three letters missing from the sign on the box).
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