Back to the 80s: Rhythms that Made History by Viviana Arcos

eufemiaarcos19 — 2025-07-29 22:43:59 UTC

eufemiaarcos19 — 2025-07-29 22:44:31 UTC

Sweet dreams (1983) by Eurythmics Billie Jean (1983) by Michael Jackson Girls Just Want To Have Fun (1983) by Cyndi Lauper Eye of the tiger (1982) Survivor Sweet child O' mine (1988) Guns N' Rose

DIANA BENITEZ

2025-07-30 03:38:04 UTC

The most interesting song for me was Girls Just Want to Have Fun by Cyndi Lauper. I also like Michael Jackson, but I chose this song because the video is very colorful and fun. There were crazy hairstyles, bright makeup, messy hair, and happy clothes. It shows how people looked in the 80s. The part that says “girls just want to have fun” repeats a lot. I think that message is important.

2025-07-30 03:38:12 UTC

“Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” is a really fun and upbeat song. What I liked most was the colorful and creative set design—it made the video exciting to watch. The costumes were bold and full of personality, which matched the song’s energetic vibe perfectly. This song feels like a celebration of joy and freedom, and it makes you want to dance and smile. It’s definitely a classic that still feels fresh today.”

Gabriel Pérez

2025-07-30 03:38:45 UTC

I liked Sweet Child O' Mine more. Billie Jean has better production, and I think Girls Just Want To Have Fun has better costumes.

VERONICA GUERRA

holamundomusic — 2025-07-30 03:39:02 UTC

In opinion my favorite song was Billie Jean because I think it had the best production work and Michael Jackson’s performance was amazing. I also liked the clothes in Girls Just Want to Have Fun — they were more colorful and fun than in the other videos. Sweet Dreams looked more artistic and creative, although a bit strange. Sweet Child O’ Mine had a more natural style and better outfits in my opinion. Eye of the Tiger didn’t have the best visuals, but it had a stronger rhythm and more energy.