Any of you listen to music that isn't in English?

I do! I find American music to be very gratuitous these days with superfluous lyrics and expletives. I find myself listening a lot to Korean and Japanese songs nowadays and even though I can't understand it, the English subs make up for it. Here's a sample of what I listen to: 
 
  

I constantly listen to Japanese music. I'm not sure I quite count though, since I can understand a good deal of what's being said most of the time. 
 
But, I do like listening to Spanish music sometimes too, and my Spanish is very poor.

The french and germans produce some pretty awesome electro so I get exposed to some foreign lyrics through those. Other than that not really, most music worth listening to has english vocals even if the artist isn't a native speaker.
 
Edit: also lol at the Korean R&B!

japanese metalcore

I listen to a lot of Rammstein, which is in German. You can't literally understand it, but it still sounds great. I don't think I'll ever fully understand their lyrics, because of the obvious fact that they're in German, and also because they're so loaded with symbolism and such that even translating them won't help.  
 
Like this one, for instance. It's a badass song that turns out to be about being Gay!  
 
  

I used to when I was a weeaboo. 
 Then I realized anime is for jerks. (I still watch it occasionally I'm kidding.)
 
 
Not any more though--classic rock, metal, trance all the fucking way. I can't believe I thought that shit was good at some time.

I've got music in french, German, Norwegen, Russian and a few other languages and I don't even speak them. 99% of the bands I listen to come from non english speaking contries, but most of the lyrics are in english.

i mainly listen to Korean music. i think i have a gay crush on Taeyang. T-Ara is great too.

I listen to some opera, if that counts. It's Italian.

Yeah, rap.

All sorts. My Ipod, last I checked, had Russian, Chech, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish, and UK English, which, as we all know, is complete jibberish to other English speaking countries. I like to think of the vocal chord as an instrument so other languages don't bother me.

I've been listening to a lot of music that isn't north american.
Lost Fingers, Loane, One-two, Soko, yelle, and Yael naim mostly. some of those artists have a fair amount of enlgish songs, but it still sounds their own.

Sigur Ros, Rammstein, Mad Capsule Markets, KMFDM...

I like a good Serge Gainsbourg every now and then.

I consider the vocals from Crystal Castles to basically be another language.
 
Also, Ladytron.

I listen to reggaeton quite a bit, as well as the occasional Rammstein song.

A little Japanese rock (yes, from some animu), a little Jewish Klezmer music, some Spanish rock (I can even understand some of the words!) and whatever genre you would use for Balkan Beat Box or Gogol Bordello.

Spanish, Russian, German, and Japanese on occasion and I can only understand the Spanish and Russian.  Lyrical content is always the least important part of a song to me so it's nice to just listen to a song and how everything fits together without having to worry about translating or caring what is being said.  Like AgentJ posted, the human voice is an instrument all its own.

  Some Opera

i listen to ramstien sometimes but that is the only foreign music that i have listened to. i listened to duhaustme on the radio.

" @Qorious: no because lyrics are the most important part of a song so not understanding them is foolish "

I listen to Japanese and Spanish songs. That's about it.

Jpop can be good in small quantities (like botulism) but it's mostly French and Spanish music for me in terms of non-English music. 

French rap yo.
 
Half kidding. I actually have a few French rap songs but mainly for laughs. Although they can be strangely catchy at times.

Rammstein a lot, but also a few songs from the Ukrainian radio channel in GTAIV. I don't know, I guess I don't really care where the music comes from, as long as it's good. Every country produces trash, not just America.

jpop 100% of the time, sung by my favorite seiyuu.
 
Chihara Minorin <3

 
this is the sort of music i grew up listening too, besides american music,  
 
         

No, not really. The best music comes from the great old Britain!

Music from America aren't the only ones to employ the use of the English language btw. Most of my non-English stuff is Japanese stuff from games or anime, though there's some Russian, Icelandic, Hopelandic, French, Arabic, Hindi and German. Still, mostly English and second would be Jap.

L'Arc En Ciel
Mucc
D'espairsray
Alizee
Rammstein

Anime music. 
 
@pwnasaurus said:

" @Qorious: no because lyrics are the most important part of a song so not understanding them is foolish "

I listen to a lot of death metal. Oh that's mostly in English you say? Doesn't matter if you can't make out the lyrics to begin with.
 
@pwnasaurus said:

" lyrics are the most important part of a rap song so not understanding them is foolish "

English, Japanese, Spanish, German and of course a lot of music void of lyrics - mainly of Joe Hisaishi and Shiro Sagisu greatness.

yeah, but only if you've never heard of them. I erase them from my library if you have.
I also wear a scarf and have an ironic beard.
 
Actually, I like Rammstein

I mostly listen to norwegian metal.  
 
  

I listen to Italian music sometimes.

I listen to some French Rap. Even though i have no clue what they are saying, i can't help but listen to T.L.F. and Rohff.
 
 

"@Qorious: no because lyrics are the most important part of a song so not understanding them is foolish "

I listen to Sigur Ros all the time.