which is more suitable

For me there is no barrier due to differences of languages, cultures, nationalities etc when listening to music. As long as it’s pleasing to my ears then I considered it’s the best no matter in what versions it plays. To determine whether it’s a good music depends on our feeling and sentiments that involved but not merely language alone.

At first I thought this question would have an easy answer, but it's actually a tough one. The world is so full of fantastic music it's hard to say where the best music comes from and which language is most suitable for it. I'm like a musical taster enjoying a little something from every genre, every period, every country. If I had to choose, Punjabi and Hindi languages make very enjoyable sounds and their love of rhythm and instrumental composition gives a well-rounded acoustical listening experience. If I had to choose instrumentals then Spanish music has my heart. No language is necessary when the guitars, drums, flutes, and other instruments come together in such a rich crescendo of colorful, and romantic sound. Makes my feet move just thinking about it.

I like native music from Australia. The sound of it is wonderful for dancing along to. I also appreciate the native music from south America. The pan pipes played in Peru sound very special indeed. My Polish friend gave me some tapes of music. I really enjoyed listening to them even though I couldn't understand what was being sung. Travelling on Asian buses is a superb time to hear all sorts of fantastic music. It fits in totally with the scenery being passed.

I don't think there's a suitable language for music. Music is also a language and I can't like music that I don't understand, because it doesn't touch me inside. But I can also enjoy a chinese music evan if I don't understand a word if the music touchs me and makes me feel something.