An infant version of the classic of Trio Matamoros. In Fact the famous song was composed by Migueil Matamoros. This is a salsa version interpreted by the world youngest Salsa band and accompanied by great Son 14 band.
VOICE 1: Mom, I want to know where the singers are from? I find them gallant and I want to meet them, with their fascinating ballads that I want to learn. Where will they be from? Oh, Mom. They must be from Havana, they must be from Santiago, sovereign land. They are from La Loma and they sing in the plains, you’ll see how they don’t. Mom, they are from La Loma, Mom, they sing in the plains. Mom, they are from La Loma, Mom, they sing in the plains. CHORUS: They are from La Loma and they sing in the plains. VOICE 1: They are from La Loma and they sing in the plains, yes sir. CHORUS: They are from La Loma and they sing in the plains. VOICE 1: I’m going to the town, today is my day and I’m going to dance with my girl. CHORUS: They are from La Loma and they sing in the plains. VOICE 1: Here arrived Rubencito, the singer from Santiago. CHORUS: They are from the hills and sing on the plain. VOICE 1: Enjoy!
VOZ 1: Mamá yo quiero saber ¿de dónde son los cantantes?,
que los encuentro galantes y los quiero conocer,
con sus trovas fascinantes que me las quiero aprender.
¿De dónde serán? ¡Ay!, mamá. Serán de La Habana,
serán de Santiago, tierra soberana.
Son de la Loma y cantan en llano, ya verás cómo no.
Mamá, ellos son de la loma, mamá, ellos cantan en llano.
Mamá, ellos son de la loma, mamá, ellos cantan en llano.
CORO: Son de la loma y cantan en llano.
VOZ 1: Son de la loma y cantan en llano, sí señor.
CORO: Son de la loma y cantan en llano.
VOZ 1: Me voy para el pueblo, hoy es mi día y voy a bailar con la niña mía.
CORO: Son de la loma y cantan en llano.
VOZ 1: Aquí llegó Rubencito, el sonero de Santiago.
CORO: Son de la loma y cantan en llano.
VOZ 1: ¡A gozar!