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By Pages:   1    2    3    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about El Mañana (page 2/ 3) ------ performed by Gorillaz xplanation | Reviewer: piller | 6/5/07 ok...to0 clear things out for you guys...in el manana Noodle doesn't die....it was a set up...in the rise of the ogre murdoc tells that she safely parachuted before it crashed. explanation of what happens | Reviewer: piller | 6/5/07 Noodle doesn;t die...and also she was the main guitarist not singer...two D is the singer....it was a set up and she parachuted off before it crashed (Rise of the Ogre, xplains it more) the meaning | Reviewer: raven | 5/19/07 The meaning of the song is about the group Gorillaz losing there best singer NOODLE. that was all a hoax because she comes back in there new album "Slowboat to hades" w/new vocals from her. This song sometimes gets me teary eyed just buy listening to the words and watching the video. more interpretation | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/29/07 It's pretty necessary to see the music videos for Gorillaz songs. Going along with the loss of innocence theme: the sister song, Feel Good Inc., shows the rest of the band trapped in a tower looking out at the simple pleasure of Noodle's windmill, which gets destroyed in the Manana video- that seems to confirm Saran's comment. this song and it's title | Reviewer: GorillaGerg | 4/2/07 Well wouldn't Ell Manana mean he tommorow cause if it was the tomorrow it would me la manana so it it just a grammical error? I know what was lost... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/18/07 If you watch the music video for this song, Noodle gets killed. That's what was lost. RICHARD | Reviewer: richard rueda | 2/15/07 THE SONG IS GREAT AND EVERYBODY HAS A GOOD IDEA OF WHAT THE SONG IS SAYING,,, BUT THERE IS A REASON WHY THE WROTE "EL" INSTEAD OF "LA" What Else Can You Say? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/8/07 Perhaps the best song about loss I've ever heard. Better even than Bohemian Rapsody. Gorillaz are simply without peer. Ambs Kain | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/9/06 One of their saddest, and therefore, greatest songs. It just moves you in a strange way... It has inspired me so... El Manana | Reviewer: Kurisu | 5/19/06 Damon said it was written to symbolize the loss of something, though we're not sure what excatly. I placed it in a dictionary translater and it comes out "The Morning", pretty much everyone however is right "The Morning" means "The Tomorrow". Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3