A roundup of Western songs with titles that start with 'Q'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with Q,” what songs come to mind?
We don’t usually pay attention to the first letter of a song title, so you might not be able to think of any right away.
There are plenty of English words that start with Q—for example, “Queen,” “Question,” and “Quit.”
In this article, we’ll introduce songs with titles that start with Q from among many famous tracks around the world.
Enjoy the read while looking forward to discovering some new music.
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Quit YouLost Kings ft. Tinashe
A collaboration between the American DJ duo Lost Kings and R&B singer Tinashe.
Incorporating pop elements, the track features vintage drums and synthesizer sounds.
It was released in 2017 and reached No.
32 on the U.S.
charts.
Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'Q' (41–50)
Que me quiten lo bailaoLucía Pérez
Lucía Pérez is a singer from O Incio who debuted after winning the audition program “Canteira de Cantareiros” in 2002.
“Que me quiten lo bailao” is a 2011 single that was performed at the Eurovision Song Contest 2011.
Quit your lifeMxPx
The title “Quit your life” means “let go of your life,” in other words, “I want you to be mine.” It’s a classic song that depicts a proposal scene.
The lyrics, which sing “After a long journey, I’ve finally made it to you,” are dramatic and moving.
It’s a song you’ll want to use at the climax of a wedding or in the most exciting moment.
Que Calor (feat. J Balvin & El Alfa)Major Lazer
The ethnic-music vibe crafted by Colombian J Balvin and Dominican El Alfa is irresistible.
While the song leans heavily into that folkloric feel, it still ends up with a groove that makes you want to dance.
The slight touch of trap is a nice bonus, too.
Que CalorMajor Lazer Feat. J Balvin & El Alfa
Major Lazer is a unit consisting of three members: Diplo, the superstar producer leading the dance music scene; Jillionaire, a DJ and producer; and Walshy Fire, an MC and selector.
This is the single they released in September 2019.
It’s a collaboration with two globally active artists, J Balvin and El Alfa, and features a luxurious lineup of artists from various countries, resulting in reggae with a vibrant, colorful feel.
Quem Me DeraMariza
Mariza is the key figure who established Portugal’s traditional music, fado, as a global genre.
Born in Mozambique, she became drawn to fado after moving to Portugal and has released forward-thinking works that overturned the conventional image of the style.
She’s one of the most accomplished vocalists active on the world stage.
Among her ballads, the one I especially recommend is “Quem Me Dera.” It blends elements of country music with fado, resulting in a piece that is very accessible while also highly artistic.
Quello che non ti ho detto (Scusami…)Modà
A fairly early song by the rock band Modà, which is popular with women.
It’s about thinking of an ex-girlfriend, so the music video is a love story with the vocalist, Kekko, as the protagonist.
I thought it was perfectly tailored to women’s tastes.
The other members also make proper appearances in supporting roles.