@Iris E there you go, now you know. and more: i got to know of her through a great channel of Aba & Preach (Ethiopian/Haitian Canadians) ruclips.net/video/YusmJxdCkqI/видео.html&t but before that through the greatest of all: the HODGETWINS ruclips.net/video/BTHto-68jYs/видео.html
This version (the most famous one) is in Portuguese, but the original song actually is in Spanish, from Bolivia. That's where the beat comes from too - traditional Andean rhythms. It was then translated to Portuguese for this production. See "Llorando Se Fue," by Los Kjarkas: ruclips.net/video/2QEsz-jhEiM/видео.html
True, but the original song actually is in Spanish, from Bolivia. That's where the beat comes from too - traditional Andean rhythms. It was then translated to Portuguese for this production. See "Llorando Se Fue," by Los Kjarkas: ruclips.net/video/2QEsz-jhEiM/видео.html
This song was absolutely HUGE in my country and I'm Bulgarian. It was popular to the point where lots of bar singers had the lyrics written in Cyrillic letters to memorise them at the time. My mom remembers it and loves it to this very day.
Iam Brazilian. I remenber when i arrived from italy in 1990 and this music was playing in all radios and tv shows. I remenber me and my girlfriend dancing to much like the video above. Ah, i forget, this is lambada, a style Brazilian music. And now iam looking for a new girlfriend, hahaha
the singer was murdered. i was shocked when i heard about her death. by the way, the dance is called lambada. it was all over the dance studios in the end 80's and in the 90's.
@Iris E from wiki: In the early hours of 19 January 2017, police found Braz's body in a burnt-out car next to a road in Saquarema, 73 km from Rio de Janeiro.[2][3] According to witnesses, two men had been seen earlier in her home, not far from the place where the vehicle was found.[2] Police detained three men as suspects in her death, describing the crime as 'a robbery gone awry'.[4] According to the police investigation, she was murdered by one of her employees, who had started work at the singer's inn just 15 days prior to her death.
This is was recorded in about 1989. There are a few versions of this song which is hugely popular in Latin America. I can recommend the original version called Llorando Se Fue (Lambada) recorded by Bolivian group Los Kjarkas in 1981.
It's about love. The singer speaks about her ex-lover whom go away crying because didn't treat her with kindness after leave her crying too, and he will always think about her, his true love.
great reaction to what was a huge song hit from Brazil(?) as I believe it's in Portuguese and the Lambada dance at the time was "controversial" for the close contact and "suggestive moves" and it was known as the "forbidden dance" or something like that. I thought it looked like a lot of fun and the song has such a cool easy going groove... how could you not like it? good stuff J.
This is a traditional song of the Andean folklore in South America, which has had many versions over the years and the 1989 version of the Brazilian group Kaoma is one of the most famous ... The original song is Bolivian, in spanish and is called "Llorando se fue " and Kaoma adapted lyrics to portuguese and to the Brazilian rhythm Lambada. Also changed the name of the song alluding to the Lambada dance style (typical Brazilian) that you see in the video.
Great song. It got to number 4 in the UK chart in 1989. Kaoma were listed as a french group. So imagine they were from one of the French colonies. Great choice Jay.
I was 19 when this was released and now 49 but this was a huge hit worldwide. In Australia, particularly, we always had songs that were released from around the world. The foreign songs were always a hit in Australia, because we are a very multicultural country. This dance was also popular due to the song/video. Love your interpretation of the song. You’re right about the catchy tune, draws you in straight away. I too never knew what she was singing but it was beautiful regardless. For me, music soothes the soul. Move the hips too! Please don’t hesitate to get up and dance next time🙌🏾❤️🙌🏾❤️🙌🏾❤️🙌🏾❤️🙌🏾❤️
Yeah! Sound of Brazil, yes! Band: Kaoma Great song Hit 90's Great touch of love for ALL people and more fun... Rhythim: Lambada = Mix of carimbó, cúmbia, merengue in state of Pará (Brasil), early in final 70's years. Music + dance Very hot fever! Peace ✌️♥️
The french drinking brand Orangina produced it to advertize all 1989 summertime. It was such an enormous hit that a lot of people just know the music without this "moneymaking" background. You can see an advertizing board where it's written "Orangina" behind the bartender and the yellow dress girl is sometime playing with Orangina's bottles (little yellow bottles) instead of maracas
Hi from UK, hi Jay hope you enjoyed your birthday, I just loved this song - music it hit the spot you had to get up and dance, no two ways about it as we say over here great great reaction 🤗.
The original song is from ”Los kjarkas- Llorando se fue” It´s ok that other groups use the sample of the song if they pay copyright. Greetings from Bolivia. Kaoma tuvo que pagar derechos de autor despues de un ¨bonito¨ juicio, que cosas ajajajajaj
This song was an *unauthorized* use (some would say theft) of a Bolivian song by Los Kjarkas called *Llorando se Fue* ............Kaoma had to pay damages.......I wish you could review the actual song!......there are videos on RUclips ..............The original is very different in flavor, using Bolivian traditional instruments such as charango and "panpipes"-- It's an afro-Bolivian style of song called Saya. Los Kjarkas are a beloved band who do traditional styles of music using traditional instruments with strong indigenous influence so some people were pretty righteously upset.
“Lambada” is a “Brazilian” dance kinda like “Salsa” x “Tango” for “Latinos”. 😅 It’s in “Portuguese” and “Kaoma” also sang it in “Spanish”. Nice pick. 💃
Brazilians are Latinos too though ? They're not Hispanish though since Brazil was a Portuguese colony and all the other countries in Latin America are descendants of Spanish colonies, aka a Latin speaking country.
La Lambada, the group's first single, is in fact a plagiarism of the song Llorando se fue, by the Bolivian Andean music group Los Kjarkas (the panpipe was replaced by the accordion in La Lambada). They will assert their rights and obtain their cause in 1991 by collecting the 6 million francs (1.3 million euros approximately) of royalties that Kaoma had unduly received.
🕪🎶there is another version in Bolivian, but this version is in Portuguese, with the group Kaoma (Brazil). video clip was recorded in Porto Seguro, in the state of Bahia.
Hahaha this was on popular radio and music video shows a lot in Australia when it came out! Love this track! The entire album/soundtrack is a hip mover.
Aaaaaaah, Latin music! Latin music will never disappoint, when it comes to..... JUST THE BEAT & INSTRUMENTS ALONE! And it wasn't just you, for I noticed my head & body, was boppin' right along w/your's. Lol...
Oh my god, I remember when I had to play this song with the flute in middle school. Really, really bad memory AHAHAHAHAHAH. I must admit, however, that I like this song and sometimes I still listen to it xD
Come on people you can still take this beautiful song and the accordion music to any disco club's and people will get up and dance the night away let's go back to the eighties when we had great music and the accordion music is very sexy music
Just like Dirty Dancing Movie inspired people to dance ( like official ballroom styles); two movies LAMBADA and FORBIDDEN DANCE introduced this song and dance style to pop culture crazy in the 90s.
The lambada was known as the forbidden dance which is why the father slaps the little girl which always pissed me off - they are very innocently dancing.... and until he is dancing and just feeling the joy, he doesn't get it. Dancing is only "dirty" when your in for a grind... even "dirty dancing" has very little contact and is just suggestive! Lighten up people...dancing is so good for you! Physically, mentally (releases those endorphins & serotonin
When I was a child, that song was an anthem in almost all Latin American countries, it sounded at all parties and in all markets and almost in all our homes
There is an English version of this song by Kaoma but this Portuguese version from Brazil was the big hit! Loved it instantly first time i heard. Used to have cassette single of this song
I lived in the Azores then..and I thought this was Portuguese and not spanish...? It sounds Portuguese.... the music is making me remember some fun times!!! #HappiestReviews
My Translation: The one who someday made me cry, has gone crying (2x) He will be crying, remebering the love he could not attent to (2x) His memories will forever be with him, wherever he goes (2x) Dance all you can (sol e mar - brazilian expression for A LOT) and I will keep in your look Love makes you loose your findings I will be ancing lambada when remembering this love That for one isntant (in time) was king The one who someday made me cry, has gone crying (2x) He will be crying, remebering the love he could not attent to (2x) Music, laughter and pain, the melodiy of love A moment suspended in the air
love how you've taken all genres of music on board Jay, when can we have some Reggae please.... I know its not necessarily that popular in some quarters, but would like to see what you think.
I’m surprised people haven’t requested “Captain & Tennille” ❤️ “Do That To Me One More Time” x “Love Will Keep Us Together”. They were the cutest duet ever in my opinion
Happy late bday, hope you enjoyed your day.. Yesterday was jamel Aka Jamal wife's bday too so I was lost yesterday without any reaction vids from my two favs
the language Portuguese but it is Brazilian I lived there for years and everyone was dancing to this in the 90s , good times
@Iris E
you look like a relative of Shan Boodram
ruclips.net/user/shannontboodramabout
@Iris E
there you go, now you know.
and more:
i got to know of her through a great channel of Aba & Preach (Ethiopian/Haitian Canadians)
ruclips.net/video/YusmJxdCkqI/видео.html&t
but before that through the greatest of all:
the HODGETWINS
ruclips.net/video/BTHto-68jYs/видео.html
This version (the most famous one) is in Portuguese, but the original song actually is in Spanish, from Bolivia. That's where the beat comes from too - traditional Andean rhythms. It was then translated to Portuguese for this production. See "Llorando Se Fue," by Los Kjarkas: ruclips.net/video/2QEsz-jhEiM/видео.html
*80's
Kaoma is Brazilian and she sings of a popular dance called the Lambada.
True, but the original song actually is in Spanish, from Bolivia. That's where the beat comes from too - traditional Andean rhythms. It was then translated to Portuguese for this production. See "Llorando Se Fue," by Los Kjarkas: ruclips.net/video/2QEsz-jhEiM/видео.html
This song was absolutely HUGE in my country and I'm Bulgarian. It was popular to the point where lots of bar singers had the lyrics written in Cyrillic letters to memorise them at the time. My mom remembers it and loves it to this very day.
It was a huge it in Mozambique (East Africa) ☺🤩... At that time I was 13 years old...
@@loa367 fué un éxito mundial, hasta en Rusia intentaban bailar Lambada pero creo que sólo se lograba bailarla bien en Latinamérica y África.
Iam Brazilian. I remenber when i arrived from italy in 1990 and this music was playing in all radios and tv shows. I remenber me and my girlfriend dancing to much like the video above. Ah, i forget, this is lambada, a style Brazilian music.
And now iam looking for a new girlfriend, hahaha
@@Military450Veteran hahaha, none of the situations. we danced a lot for ten years. those were good times. may God bless everyone who likes music.
@@Gordonroyce yes! I'm italian and in 1990 we are all mad for Lambada 😅 i still listen because remember my childhood
Yep loved it here in Australia too!!!
the singer was murdered. i was shocked when i heard about her death. by the way, the dance is called lambada. it was all over the dance studios in the end 80's and in the 90's.
I'm really shocked to hear this. Very sad.
@@lindastevenson9717 la mataron??😨
Andy Sanz yes.
@Iris E from wiki: In the early hours of 19 January 2017, police found Braz's body in a burnt-out car next to a road in Saquarema, 73 km from Rio de Janeiro.[2][3] According to witnesses, two men had been seen earlier in her home, not far from the place where the vehicle was found.[2] Police detained three men as suspects in her death, describing the crime as 'a robbery gone awry'.[4] According to the police investigation, she was murdered by one of her employees, who had started work at the singer's inn just 15 days prior to her death.
Me aswell I was shocked 😳 Rest in peace Loalwa Braz in the Grace of GOD
Good interpretation; loosen up and lambada. Who thinks that Jay would be a natural! Get up and dance!
@TrVLa Qwst.....I think he is a natural and I think he likes to tease us too. lol
Get up and dance!! Good song!!
Oh I just love this. It reminds me of being on holiday and thinking you could Lambada after a few Sangrias.
😆 cheers 🍷🍷
This is was recorded in about 1989. There are a few versions of this song which is hugely popular in Latin America. I can recommend the original version called Llorando Se Fue (Lambada) recorded by Bolivian group Los Kjarkas in 1981.
I am remember this song in the summer of 1990/1991 one of the best summer music in ages!
Lambada is the close dance that they are doing!.💃🏻🕺🏻
typical music here in Brazil, thanks for knowing and liking it!
can u recommend any similar tunes?
I recommend Olodum!
@@robertoviniciusify u mean this? ruclips.net/video/A3o30YJiWsc/видео.html
I think im at the wrong link :)
ruclips.net/video/MZr0BmAw58o/видео.html try this! Its lambada too
@@four321zero ruclips.net/video/L65TniuWxn8/видео.html try this and everything from Beto Barbosa singer. He is the lambadas king
Didn’t understand a single word, but I say it’s got a good beat and you can dance to it! Thanks for introducing me!
You don't always have to understand the lyric to "get" the song :)
It's about love. The singer speaks about her ex-lover whom go away crying because didn't treat her with kindness after leave her crying too, and he will always think about her, his true love.
🎵🎶🎼Crying went to one that only made cry.. Crying he will be, when remembering the love he didn't take care of🎶
@@rafaelfranca8482 ummm what I remember is "Mr Sun, Mr Moon"
I grew up with this music back in the 80s. Your reaction is so cute!!!! So adorable. Loved it.
great reaction to what was a huge song hit from Brazil(?) as I believe it's in Portuguese and the Lambada dance at the time was "controversial" for the close contact and "suggestive moves" and it was known as the "forbidden dance" or something like that. I thought it looked like a lot of fun and the song has such a cool easy going groove... how could you not like it? good stuff J.
This is a traditional song of the Andean folklore in South America, which has had many versions over the years and the 1989 version of the Brazilian group Kaoma is one of the most famous ... The original song is Bolivian, in spanish and is called "Llorando se fue " and Kaoma adapted lyrics to portuguese and to the Brazilian rhythm Lambada. Also changed the name of the song alluding to the Lambada dance style (typical Brazilian) that you see in the video.
"Andean folkore" you mean, Saya genre.
Everyone thoughtthey could do this it was great. What a good choice Jay. It will get you moving. 😀😀💖💕
Excellent choice this had me me dancing. Thank you for introducing this new song.
Great song. It got to number 4 in the UK chart in 1989. Kaoma were listed as a french group. So imagine they were from one of the French colonies. Great choice Jay.
I was 19 when this was released and now 49 but this was a huge hit worldwide. In Australia, particularly, we always had songs that were released from around the world. The foreign songs were always a hit in Australia, because we are a very multicultural country. This dance was also popular due to the song/video. Love your interpretation of the song. You’re right about the catchy tune, draws you in straight away. I too never knew what she was singing but it was beautiful regardless. For me, music soothes the soul. Move the hips too! Please don’t hesitate to get up and dance next time🙌🏾❤️🙌🏾❤️🙌🏾❤️🙌🏾❤️🙌🏾❤️
Yeah!
Sound of Brazil, yes!
Band: Kaoma
Great song Hit 90's
Great touch of love for ALL people and more fun...
Rhythim: Lambada = Mix of carimbó, cúmbia, merengue in state of Pará (Brasil), early in final 70's years. Music + dance Very hot fever!
Peace ✌️♥️
It was hit all over the world, still today it never fails.
Actually 1989
The song was released in 1989. Technically it's an 80s song, but had a great popularity in the early 90s also.
When I was younger all I remember hearing is “Lambada - It’s The Forbidden Dance”
This song reminds me a holiday I had in Spain in 1990 it was playing in every bar and club
When Loalwa released this music I was 6 ...
Now I’m 41
This is my ringtone! Rest in Peace Kaoma!
The french drinking brand Orangina produced it to advertize all 1989 summertime.
It was such an enormous hit that a lot of people just know the music without this "moneymaking" background.
You can see an advertizing board where it's written "Orangina" behind the bartender and the yellow dress girl is sometime playing with Orangina's bottles (little yellow bottles) instead of maracas
Hi from UK, hi Jay hope you enjoyed your birthday, I just loved this song - music it hit the spot you had to get up and dance, no two ways about it as we say over here great great reaction 🤗.
The original song is from ”Los kjarkas- Llorando se fue”
It´s ok that other groups use the sample of the song if they pay copyright.
Greetings from Bolivia.
Kaoma tuvo que pagar derechos de autor despues de un ¨bonito¨ juicio, que cosas ajajajajaj
this song was HUGE dance song back in the days!
After 30+ years, me being 40 now, I know the lyrics by hearts, although it is in Portuguese. Thats what true love is.
This song was an *unauthorized* use (some would say theft) of a Bolivian song by Los Kjarkas called *Llorando se Fue* ............Kaoma had to pay damages.......I wish you could review the actual song!......there are videos on RUclips
..............The original is very different in flavor, using Bolivian traditional instruments such as charango and "panpipes"-- It's an afro-Bolivian style of song called Saya. Los Kjarkas are a beloved band who do traditional styles of music using traditional instruments with strong indigenous influence so some people were pretty righteously upset.
Está música e sim feita na Bolívia mais o ritmo e brasileiro
“Lambada” is a “Brazilian” dance kinda like “Salsa” x “Tango” for “Latinos”. 😅 It’s in “Portuguese” and “Kaoma” also sang it in “Spanish”. Nice pick. 💃
Brazilians are Latinos too though ? They're not Hispanish though since Brazil was a Portuguese colony and all the other countries in Latin America are descendants of Spanish colonies, aka a Latin speaking country.
enough with the quoting
@@skips7794 hurting much of ur heart ? Lolz
Si, pero el tema original es en español de los Kjarkas.
La Lambada, the group's first single, is in fact a plagiarism of the song Llorando se fue, by the Bolivian Andean music group Los Kjarkas (the panpipe was replaced by the accordion in La Lambada). They will assert their rights and obtain their cause in 1991 by collecting the 6 million francs (1.3 million euros approximately) of royalties that Kaoma had unduly received.
This song has been haunting my dreams for a couple of days now, thank you for giving it a listen
We don't hear music like this. We feel it..
I love this. Your expression on your face doesn't lie. You straight up say if you dig something or not. Keep it real JV, love ya!
I love the Orangina signs and bottles everywhere 😁
I bought the 12 inch record for my birthday, this song was incredible
Oh I used to love this song!
Awesome dancing!
I remember the song but not the name of the Band, how sad that I don't remember, I was glued to MTV.
I miss being out and dancing. I can smell and feel the mood 🙌🏻
Nothing like dancing by yourself on a Saturday night. Thank you COVID 19
😕😔
@@cynthiaahern9081 why.. are u still in quarantine ?
The forbidden dance!
Orangina add (soda) in France 🇫🇷 in the eighties, good childhood memories ❤️ 🤗
Gloria Estefan, Miami Sound Machine "Conga"
Love the dancing
🕪🎶there is another version in Bolivian, but this version is in Portuguese, with the group Kaoma (Brazil). video clip was recorded in Porto Seguro, in the state of Bahia.
Portuguese.. Brazil...🇵🇹🇧🇷❤️
Hahaha this was on popular radio and music video shows a lot in Australia when it came out! Love this track! The entire album/soundtrack is a hip mover.
Brasil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lambada, the music PROIBIDA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My personal favorite “Walk Like An Egyptian” by “The Bangles” 💃 I can go all day ☺️
P.S love your reviews, makes all of our lives a brighter at the moment . Thank you
One of my most loved songs. It teleports me from cool Lithuania to a sunny beach, palm trees, hammock...
Ahhhh! Brasil! 🎵🎶🎵 💃🏻 👯♂️ 😅
I enjoyed this in Portugal....loved doing the Lambada
Aaaaaaah, Latin music! Latin music will never disappoint, when it comes to..... JUST THE BEAT & INSTRUMENTS ALONE! And it wasn't just you, for I noticed my head & body, was boppin' right along w/your's. Lol...
This reminds me of dancing around the living room with my little sister when we were younger while watching The Forbidden Dance.
I danced a lot to this in summer at parties! 🔥
The Languaje is Brazilian Portuguese and the dance was known as the forbidden dance in Brasil for being very sensual and provocative for its time!!!
Lambada,el baile prohibido,le llamaron,comparando el presente,es un gran baile sin nada de prohibido.
It’s like salsa but the dance style is called lambada... Great Reaction!!!
It's a Samba dance.
Steve Adams According to Wikipedia the Lambada dance style has adopted aspects of dances such as forró, salsa, merengue, maxixe and the carimbó.
I liked this video before even watching it :D
Roberta and Washington, the kids in the video, also released a couple of songs as a duet. Nowadays he's a pastor and she works in a vet's office.
Excelente canal que coloca no ar música de extrema qualidade
Oh my god, I remember when I had to play this song with the flute in middle school. Really, really bad memory AHAHAHAHAHAH. I must admit, however, that I like this song and sometimes I still listen to it xD
Hahah
@@JayveeTV one word, six letters: *C R I N G E* 🙈🤪
Best dancing song with your man. 💃🕺🏻🔥🔥🔥❤️🎧👵 they used to play this in the clubs my hubby Hispanic so i had a good teacher
One of the first songs I remember ☺️ Born '88 😁
Come on people you can still take this beautiful song and the accordion music to any disco club's and people will get up and dance the night away let's go back to the eighties when we had great music and the accordion music is very sexy music
It's not just a song also a forbidden dance in Brazil
"Llorando Se Fue" is the original name of the song by Los Kjarkas. Cuarteto Continental is the first band to put a cumbia beat to it. Check it out.
I've never heard it ... but wow you could sure dance to it!!
I’m saving this video ☺️
Just like Dirty Dancing Movie inspired people to dance ( like official ballroom styles); two movies LAMBADA and FORBIDDEN DANCE introduced this song and dance style to pop culture crazy in the 90s.
The lambada was known as the forbidden dance which is why the father slaps the little girl which always pissed me off - they are very innocently dancing.... and until he is dancing and just feeling the joy, he doesn't get it. Dancing is only "dirty" when your in for a grind... even "dirty dancing" has very little contact and is just suggestive! Lighten up people...dancing is so good for you! Physically, mentally (releases those endorphins & serotonin
I love this tune. I miss the 80s.
🌟🌟🌟🌟
i recommend
this everlasting song " Woman in Love " by Barbra Streisand , written
by the bee gees
From Brazil... the forbidden dance from long ago.
When I was a child, that song was an anthem in almost all Latin American countries, it sounded at all parties and in all markets and almost in all our homes
I had a huge crush on a girl in elementary school. And I would play this song on tape to remind me of her. Shout out to Cynthia. 😉
There is an English version of this song by Kaoma but this Portuguese version from Brazil was the big hit! Loved it instantly first time i heard. Used to have cassette single of this song
I love this song it's a great dance song.Could please play Wild Horses by the Rolling Stones.!!!!!
We could all do with getting together and dancing like this. I used to go to salsa classes it was great.
Dance brings people together.
Ahh the forbidden dance!
Nice reaction to this song, yeah this song make you dance, greetings from perú.
A true classic latin pop dance once conquer the Philippines 🇵🇭
I lived in the Azores then..and I thought this was Portuguese and not spanish...? It sounds Portuguese.... the music is making me remember some fun times!!!
#HappiestReviews
It is Portuguese I was wrong
My Translation:
The one who someday made me cry, has gone crying (2x)
He will be crying, remebering the love he could not attent to (2x)
His memories will forever be with him, wherever he goes (2x)
Dance all you can (sol e mar - brazilian expression for A LOT) and I will keep in your look
Love makes you loose your findings
I will be ancing lambada when remembering this love
That for one isntant (in time) was king
The one who someday made me cry, has gone crying (2x)
He will be crying, remebering the love he could not attent to (2x)
Music, laughter and pain, the melodiy of love
A moment suspended in the air
I had fun with this music, back in the 90's.
And it was actually not to hard to learn how to dance to this.
get up and do' something' .. love to see it ! lol im dancing here ...
love how you've taken all genres of music on board Jay, when can we have some Reggae please.... I know its not necessarily that popular in some quarters, but would like to see what you think.
the language Portuguese... love this song!
was one of my first vinyls ... still own it :-) {and yeah, i can dance like that^^+gg}
Jlo did a version with pitbull. On the floor
I’m surprised people haven’t requested “Captain & Tennille” ❤️ “Do That To Me One More Time” x “Love Will Keep Us Together”. They were the cutest duet ever in my opinion
Ritmo boliviano the original is bolivian ❤️💛💚
Brazilian music
☀️ 🇧🇷 ❤️🙌🏼
Hi Jay, I don't think the literal translation portrays such a happy song, best just enjoy the musical vibe 😁👍
Happy late bday, hope you enjoyed your day.. Yesterday was jamel Aka Jamal wife's bday too so I was lost yesterday without any reaction vids from my two favs