‘‘ Ven a Bailar el Cha Cha Chá’’

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Afro-Cuban All Stars

Medium fast tempo , Come to dance Cha Cha Cha, written by Candido Fabre and sang by Felix Baloy with the Afro-Cuban all stars. The illness of hypocrisy' is a song with a few afro-Cuban stars. "Ven a Bailar el Cha Cha Chá", "After tonight" is a Son and rhythmic, sparkling and seductive. Felix Baloy's voice marks him out as one of Cuba's finest soneros. Baloy has been one of the key vocalists in the Buena Vista Social club project. I am who's got the feeling' is a son with Felix Baloy's husky voice.

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Afro-Cuban All Stars
Juan de Marcos González
Afro-Cuban All Stars
Felix Baloy
Cándido Fabré

Medium fast tempo , Come to dance Cha Cha Cha, written by Candido Fabre and sang by Felix Baloy with the Afro-Cuban all stars.
The illness of hypocrisy' is a song with a few afro-Cuban stars.
"Ven a Bailar el Cha Cha Chá", "After tonight" is a Son and rhythmic, sparkling and seductive. Felix Baloy's voice marks him out as one of Cuba's finest soneros. Baloy has been one of the key vocalists in the Buena Vista Social club project.

I am who's got the feeling' is a son with Felix Baloy's husky voice.

Hey, here comes my cha cha cha and what a flavor. I wanted to please a little girl in a family jam session, but no matter how many things I sang to her, the little girl didn't want to dance. I sang her a rhythmic bolero, I sang her a danzón, a guaguancó, a rumba, a guaracha, a son, and she didn't dance either. She told me to play the clave, play the guitar, the tumbador, play the güiro, the maracas, let's see which one I feel the best. The güiro that stood out suddenly said cha cha, and the girl full of emotion said: that's the one I want, daddy, and the girl full of emotion said that's the one I want, daddy. Oh! You ask me for cha cha cha, I'll give you cha cha cha, let's see which one you think is the best. Oh! From Santiago to Havana you want to dance cha cha cha. Come, pretty thing, I'll sing to you for real. Hey, that's Mr. Olazaga's symphony, ha, ha. Huh? Hey, this is called a horse.

Oye, ahí viene mi cha cha chá y qué clase de sabor.
Quise complacer a una niña
en una descarga familiar,
por muchas cosas que yo le canté
la niña no quiso bailar.
Le canté un bolero cadencioso,
le canté un danzón, un guaguancó,
una rumba, una guaracha,
un son y tampoco bailó.
Me dijo tócame la clave,
toca la guitarra, el tumbador,
tócame el güiro, las maracas
a ver cuál yo siento mejor.
El güiro que sobresalía
de repente pronunció cha chá,
y la niña llena de emoción
dijo: es el que quiero papá,
y la niña llena de emoción
dijo es el que quiero papá.
¡Ay!, cha cha chá me pides, cha cha chá yo te doy,
a ver cuál tú crees que sea el mejor.
¡Ay!, desde Santiago hasta la Habana
tú quieres bailar cha cha chá.
Ven, cosita linda, que yo te canto de verdad.
Oye, esa es la sinfónica del señor Olazaga, ja, ja.
¿Eh?
Oye, esto se llama caballo.

Salsa , Son , Chachacha , Cuban Salsa , Latin

Bass Guitar , Bongos/Congas , Double Bass , Flute , Pailas , Percussion , Saxophone , Trombones , Trumpet , Vocals

Spanish

Tumi Music (Editorial) Ltd

Cuba

Medium

Orchestra

World

Male

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