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My Funny Friend and Me

Age: 24

born November 14, 2000

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"My Funny Friend and Me" is the theme song from the film The Emperor's New Groove. It is sung in Kuzco's point of view over the credits by Sting from the Police who wrote the music and lyrics (with David Hartley taking part in the former). It was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song, but it lost to "Things Have Changed" from Wonder Boys. Sting also sang an Italian-language version of the song, entitled "Un amico come te", and a Spanish-language version called "Un amigo como tú", although in the Spanish language he sang it with two different accents, one is the Neutral Spanish, that was for the Latin American dubbing and the other accent was in Iberian Spanish, only for the Spanish dubbing of Spain.

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"My Funny Friend and Me" is the theme song from the film The Emperor's New Groove. It is sung in Kuzco's point of view over the credits by Sting from the Police who wrote the music and lyrics (with David Hartley taking part in the former). It was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song, but it lost to "Things Have Changed" from Wonder Boys. Sting also sang an Italian-language version of the song, entitled "Un amico come te", and a Spanish-language version called "Un amigo como tú", although in the Spanish language he sang it with two different accents, one is the Neutral Spanish, that was for the Latin American dubbing and the other accent was in Iberian Spanish, only for the Spanish dubbing of Spain.