It plays in my head but never on the radio...

[Opr8tr 0]

This is a latin/pop song. I don't believe there are any vocals. It was a big dance club hit in the early 90's. The video is what I remember most... A young latin boy and a girl taller than him on a spanish like terrace with a bunch of adults at a get together. One asks the other to dance and they dance so good the adults open up for them. It is a very Ricky Martin type of song. If you can help me please, I've been trying to figure it out for a year now. THANKS

[funnymonkey 0]

umm this is vaguly familar. do you remember any thing else . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~funnymonkey~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Opr8tr 0]

It had a brass band sound to it. It was in all the night clubs in Europe in early 90's and then Much Music played it. If I remember correctly the boy was latin and the girl cacasion with blonde hair. ::

[funnymonkey 0]

ummm im 75% sure that this is a rickey martin song i remember the video.

[Opr8tr 0]

Can't be Ricky Martin because these are no vocals.

[funnymonkey 0]

realy mabey a diffrent one though i was looking for any latin music vids sorry i couldnt be more help

[nottag 0]

It's that "Lambada" song I am pretty sure,can't think of who plays it.

[queenofbadmusic 0]

yeah It´s definately lambada ... the song but actually lambada is just what they call the dance... there are so many different versions... go crazy

[surfingbetty 0]

the major lambada song i remember here in U.S. went "llorando se fue la que un dia me entrego su amor, llorando estara, recordando el amor, que un dia no pudo cuidar" and i think it's called llorando se fue. good luck!!

[EddieWA 1]

If I remember correctly, the original song was written in Portuguese (it came from Brazil). My memory's faded, so I'm not 100% sure about that, but that may help.

Although, the Spanish lyrics posted above do sound right, for the Spanish version of the song, of course.