¡¡¡ Qué canción tan fea.. apesta !!!

You could do better. . . . I know you could . . . .

The only thing that makes a Mexican restaurant mariachi band worse than this is that you can't change the radio station. Otherwise, the horror factor is about the same.

istanbulbaby wrote: I think thats what it was trying to do. And if it is, perfect ten.

So, this is probably, like, politically incorrect and culturally insensitive, but . . . yuck.

Sorry, but this simply doesn't work for me. Regardless of the alleged strength of the lyrics, instrumentally this song seems nothing more than a cliche of latin music. (I seldom listen to lyrics anyway, so the language they're in has no bearing on my dislike of this song.) Others here may think this song is great -- all power to them -- but it does nothing for me.

Is this the theme song for Xuxa's "kiddie" show?

This is a comment in general. I have noticed that when it comes to latin oriented music, the music posted has been filteres through Europe or the States. Nothing again Amparo sanchez, but if you are to play lati Music, there are incredible musicians ignored by RP. This is a very brief list. Perez Prado Amparo Ochoa Silvio Rodriguez Chabela Vargas Mana Juan Luis Guerra Ruben Blades Willie Colon etc. Maybe someone will passs this to Bill

Ah, my upload made it past "Reviewing" after all! There are some wonderful melancholic lyrics hidden under the seemingly happy music. I especially like the first verse: With my limited Spanish, this means something like: This song gets/got played quite regularly in some local clubs here. Apparently Spanish/hispanic music is getting more popular.

Bouncy songs usually make me want to boogie, but this one is just making me nervous.