Talk:Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Qué Será, Será)

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1 Lyrics
2 Charlie Kosei
3 Flanders
4 Language
5 Wikification

[edit] Lyrics

people...we can't have lyrics to songs in articles...it's a copyright violation. --FuriousFreddy 01:26, 31 July 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Charlie Kosei

I'm not certain Charlie Kosei is the composer of the Katamari Damacy song; I've seen him listed as vocalist while Asuka Sakai is noted as composer. --The Dane 00:43, 19 November 2005 (UTC)

Here are the people who worked on it:

Music by: Taku Agamatsu
Arranged by: Taku Agamatsu
Lyrics by: Natsuki Izaki, Taku Agamatsu
Performed by: Charlie Kosei

--Sinnic 20:04, 18 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Flanders

Hey, Didn't Ned Flanders sing this while all the people were waiting for Springfield to blow up?? Tvaughn05 01:36, 8 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Language

The article does not state what language the phrase "Que Será, Será" is in, this is a major oversight.

"Que será será" is Spanish. Google Answer on the subject. --Sharcho 18:46, 4 June 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Wikification

This article doesn't look like a stub any more.

Sorted the sections/lists chronologically as much as possible.
Could not confirm the Columbia catalog number;
- commented it out; it's still in the edit bot if someone else can confirm it & wants it back in.
Moved Tommy Steele medley from trivia to covers;
- could not learn the year of or otherwise confirm the recording;
- commented it out but, like the catalog number, it's still in the edit box waiting to be confirmed.
Photo of the plane named Que Sera Sera (first to land in Antarctica) would be a nice touch
- There is a link in that line to a page with such a photo - the host ("Puckered Pete") might be willing to let it be wikiused.
Fixed the Charlie Kosei citation - Sinnic is right, Kosei was the singer, not the composer.
Added a brief section, with links, about the language of the song title.