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This tribal song with gipsy background vocals is aimed at the
women who share their life. it fans the flames of their desire and the possessiveness they feel over their men. |
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Una rumba por aqui
Una rumba por alla Cuando la luna sale Delante de la plaza Enfrentre de los mozos La chica se va guapa Abrichando sus cabellos Dentro el tarde largo Una rumba por aqui Una rumba por alla Cuando la luna sale Delante de la plaza Enfrentre de los mozos La chica se va guapa Abrichando sus cabellos Dentro el tarde largo Que la gente dice Todos, todos, todos Dicen, "Ole, ole, ole, ole Ole, ole, ole" Todos, todos, todos Dicen, "Ole, ole, ole, ole Ole, ole, ole" Todos, todos, todos Dicen, "Ole" Una rumba por aqui Una rumba por alla La musica y la canta En la noche de la luna Los gritos se acuerdan Con mucha alegria Las luces se mezclan Y todos pueden bailar Que la gente dice Todos, todos, todos Dicen, "Ole, ole, ole, ole Ole, ole, ole" Todos, todos, todos Dicen, "Ole, ole, ole, ole Ole, ole, ole" Todos, todos, todos Dicen, "Ole" |
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A rumba with eastern influences. it alludes to the gipsy woman,
to her moorish origins, the enchanting power her sensual and graceful dance gives her, and the passionate desire she arouses in me |
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Ave ya Maria
Ave Soledad Para papa y mama La fiesta va a comenzar Para papa y mama Los novios lo bailaran Para papa y mama Los novios lo cantaran Para papa y mama La fiesta va a comenzar Ave ya Maria Ave Soledad Ave ya Maria Ave Soledad Para papa y mama La fiesta va a comenzar Para papa y mama Seguro lo bailaran Para papa y mama La fiesta va a comenzar Para papa y mama Seguro lo bailaran Con tu recuerdo Yo lo tendre Si te espero Que voy a hacer Pa que regrese ya a mi casa Para papa y mama La fiesta va a comenzar Para papa y mama Seguro lo bailaran Para papa y mama La fiesta va a comenzar Para papa y mama Seguro lo bailaran Para papa y mama La fiesta va a comenzar Para papa y mama Seguro lo bailaran Para papa y mama La fiesta va a comenzar Para papa y mama Seguro lo bailaran |
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Based on the familiar tune of funiculi funicula. a song
celebrating life is passed from one generation to the next, as a gipsy remembers this tune from his childhood and sings it to his child |
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A rumba. a gipsy sings his love for an absent woman, and how
happy the memories of her dancing make him. |
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To gipsies, the child is the king. here, a father expresses how
his son has fulfilled his life, and also warns the child that the suffering is necessary to become an adult. |
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A love song which demonstrates the exuberant passion a gipsy
feels toward his beloved, and his need to go on feeling that intensity of emotion. |
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Gipsies are passionate but also possessive. here a gipsie
reproaches his woman for the suspicions of other men his love for her arouses. |
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Slow ballad. a gipsie sings of how he hopes to fall in love and
how eager he is to dedicate himself exclusively to the woman of he's awaiting. |
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This tribal song with gipsy background vocals is aimed at the
women who share their life. it fans the flames of their desire and the possessiveness they feel over their men. |
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