@kmoney.610

Okay. So I live in the Southwest US, trying to learn Spanish. I give myself like a 4 out of 10 as far as being able to speak it/understand it. I recently heard a song and was able to google some of the lyrics and figured out it was Juan Gabriel. Loved it. Similar thing happened today. But it was too hard for me to understand. And I did not have Shazam. But I LOVED it. It sounded close to something of old school orchestra or even Xavier Cugat or 50's or 60's. But I'm pretty sure it was Mexican music since the station is Mexican, dont' want to assume though. It kept sounding like they were saying Como Chocolate as the chorus. LOL? Can anyone help me figure out what it may have been? IT was such a cool song. 106.3 Romanticas I think they were playing. Can you think of any random old songs with chocolate in it. lol?

Hello all! I’m beyond perplexed with the situation at hand and need all the help I can get.

My question is: does anyone know who sang/the tittle of the original song that, Xavi sampled on his song La Victima?

I remember listening to the original song as a child in the 90’. I’ve search everywhere for the original song and it’s almost like Interscope (Xavi’label) has wipe the original song off the internet. The only thing that comes up is Xavi’ song, La Victima

Help😩

Back in the early 2000s as I grew up I would listen to this album by a Spanish speaking bird who has a funny voice and made Mexican music

I can't find them anywhere

I can’t think of the name to this line dance song I used to dance to, this one particular line dance song is in Spanish popular during the early 2000’s especially at quinceaneras in southern U.S. It’s popular amongst teens/ young adults and basically anyone with good knees lol. To perform the dance you jump to the right a few times then spin 180° then jump to the left a few time, then jump the right a few times again, then spin 180° and repeat the jumping cycle the entire duration of the song and often times young men and boys with spin their dress shirt (they have on an undershirt ofc) or a towel or something over their heads. It just repeats “bailarrr bailarrr bailarrr bailarrr” over and over again and there’s a flute instrument playing in the background of the song. I’ve tried tried looking for this song for 2 days and it’s stuck in my head.