The unlikes are from people who know that kaoma ripped off this song from Los Kjarkas, a Bolivian group from the 60's. This song was written and meant to be an Adean folkloric melody.
And Mexico but in Mexico it was censored and the national tv refuse to invite the band until people NAG the tv station so much they have to invited them and even the tv presenter did a TVR suggestion before presenting the band on live tv. 80s Mexico was very conservative. and in usa they made a movie abound this I think it was called forgotten dance something like that
He is american, they may see this dancing not that apropiate for 2 young ones and even mixing races is still a taboo in some parts of his country, I bet he got surprised, but for we latinos is like “aaaw, dance the crap out of that floor, kids!” 😁
It was so popular that it was even featured on the news a few times. There were people taking lessons, there was talk about it being too racy, and there were even large groups dancing at festivals. :)
Lambada (the dance) was a big hit in itself, but this song was NOT a big hit in the US. At all. It only got to #48 on the hot 100 here (so it didn't get all the airplay on top 40 countdowns and regular airplay). I'm not surprised he'd not heard it.
I’m surprised people haven’t heard this song before. It’s one of those you know even if you don’t know when you heard it from as if it were embedded in your memory since childhood
Realmente foi foda. Uma das grandes intérpretes do nosso país. Minha esperança era depositada em meu conterrâneo Gabriel Diniz, que infelizmente se foi muitíssimo novo. Um carisma que teria sua repercussão internacional como Luis Fonsi atualmente liderando o cenário latino pelo mundo
En Realidad la canción original es del Grupo Boliviano "Los Kjarkas" 🇧🇴❤️ y es una canción Florklorica, seria muy lindo que la escuches también, saludos desde Cochabamba - Bolivia. 👋❤️
Gracias por responder 🤗 escucha "llorando se fue de los Kjarkas " así se llama la canción, es un ritmo Florklorico si te animas a escuchar canciones suyas sería muy bueno, te recomiendo tiempo al tiempo 👋😋 saludos.
This band Kaoma also stole this song from the Bolivian group Los Kjarkas and Kaoma got sued for it. The name of this song is "Llorando se fue" NOT Lambada, and it's by the Bolivian folkloric group Los Kjarkas
This was a huge hit in Finland when I was about 6. This is a song from my childhood :) Also, those two kids dancing in the video are/were professional dancers and they danced together. I cannot remember their names anymore, I did a research on them years ago.
Do you see those kids...? This was us in Iran in the 80s, post Islamic revolution! This whole BetaMax and VHS video of Lambada got smuggled to Iran with many dance lessons and we would learn how to dance it in the secret parties as kids and teens (you know music, dance and practically LIFE had become forbidden since the revolution in 1979). This was THE viral dance in Iran before Hammer, Macarena, or Ketchup! This was the soundtrack to our lives in the 80s! I remember me and my childhood friend dancing to this from probably 4 to when we were 9-10. The music and dance, as you also pointed out, just gave us life and a reason to go on in those dark scary days which less or more have lasted for around 40 years till this day. This was fun to watch and a great reaction, thanks...
I was the "weird black girl" in my circle of friends dancing and singing to this years ago. My friends, black and white, weren't raised with a variety of music like I was, so I consider myself to be blessed. What about "Las Ketchup" (aka The Ketchup Song) by Asereje? You may recognize a certain rap song that they blended within it. There's also "La Macarena" by Los Del Rio. It was popular and often made fun of, but a lot of people who made fun of it like it. I like it! :D
You got it mixed up, the song is called 'Asereje' and the group is called 'Las Ketchup'. And yes, the lyrics were based on how the song 'Rapper's delight', by The Sugarhill Gang, sounded like to Spanish speakers (at least for those who don't speak English). I think it is what you call 'mumbling'?
J, you are the best! The love of music is so uniting especially in this time that we are living in. Listening and watching you take in all the unique and different styles of music is heart warming. Keep it up!
This video brings a lot of good memories. In 1989-1990 I was a student at the University of Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and was attending a Portuguese course. Kaoma came to the University for a student concert. It was a lot of fun.
So adorable to see those stiff europeans swiveling their stiff hips. And they would 'count' the steps! 😂 i'm originally from the carribean so the very idea of counting steps whilst feeling the music, was alien to me. Ffwd some 30 years(!)and I'm as european as smoking cigarettes indoors
It's originally from BOLIVIA. It's originally in Spanish, buy Kaoma made it worldwide known, in Portuguese. But either or I love it! And yes JLo made a cover for it in English...
ISSO AÍ É UM POUQUINHO DE BRASIL! Gosto muito dos seus vídeos. Quando os brasileiros descobrirem o seu canal, você verá o que é festa e alegria. Parabéns, e Deus abençoe sua vida! Forte abraço.
Min. 1:10 Yes Jamel , this where JLo got On the Floor song from and Kaoma got it from Bolivian group Los Kjarkas who wrote it and released it in 1981 without much success. There were several artists who covered the song before Kaoma but this is the most successful version.
Wooooow!! This was a banger!!! Back in the day, and YES J-LO barrowed it lol, this is my new favorite video 😂 great song gotta looooove!! Brazilians 😍.. Forgot when poppa-duke stepping and how all it took was a lil mama for ol' piepie to be like "its all good noow lol girl!, have a good time" and don't forget to come home late tomorrow morning!!" Lol lol 😂 😂 😂
i was also 9 years old back in '89 and i remember that being scandalous back then... 😂 (that's also not their original, it's a cover but they made it famous worldwide)
I've loved this happy sassy tune and video for ages, and I get up and dance each time. Watching you watch it and getting and grooving to the joyous vibe of it all is fantastic!
My word, this brings up so many memories! I remember being a little girl, whenever this song would come up, there would be no force to stop me dancing "lambada"! Oh, the childhood! :)
An absolute classic. Love it after all these years. So sad that the lady singing lead vocals was killed so brutally, placed in a car and set on fire in her later years.
@@pashtthejustice9294 Lo único que da asco es tu mente y tus palabras... Aprende respeto y deja a los demás en paz, que seguro ya estás muy viejo y no hay excusa de odiar sin razón a otro país que ni se defiende y suele pasar de comentarios malos. A nosotros nos invadieron también y por ejemplo los árabes estuvieron 700 años y no oirás por la calle insultos o verás malas caras. De hecho damos crédito a lo heredado(siempre que uno lo sepa) como la guitarra o al lenguaje prestado(aceitunas, alcohol, hazaña, etc)
Brother, bringing back memories, i was in Venezuela, Margarita Island, at a club called the mosquito coast, dancing to this in the wee hours of the morning, good times...
Thanks it’s great to hear the Lambada! I was 38 when this came out. The Lambada took the world by storm. I went to Brazil last year to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Lambada! Fantastic ! Brazil is paradise!
OMG! I spent the Summer of '89 in Europe. This song, Madonna's Like A Prayer and Fine Young Cannibals' She Drives Me Crazy, bring me right back to that wonderful time. It's great to see younger folks enjoying Old Skool music. Thanks for the entertaining videos.
1:02 Lol i was waiting for the moment he was going to recognize that sound from 😂 Thought as a Brazilian i can't complain about Jennifer Lopez copying us since the original version wasn't made by us and yes another person lol
I'm so glad you did this. In 1989 I was 9 too living in Ecuador and Lambda was banging. I love dancing to it. Music is a big thing for us latinos, it does sooth our souls, everyone is happy when theyydancing.
That was the way it was marketed in the West. I remember the Lambada craze in the netherlands. So funny because they all felt like they were part of something 'special'...yet accesible to everybody. There was nothing forbidden about it. That was just to make white people feel 'naughty' when they try and do the Lambada on some cruise. I remember me and my cousin learning to dance to it and then my mother and our aunts would say:"go on! Show everybody what you learned. It's soooo cute!" We HATED that. We flat out refused after that one time. Felt like being a performing monkey😂
Saludos a mis hermanos Basileños , la Lambada es de mis canciones Favoritas, deberian reaccionar a ritmos Colombianos o a Tropicales como la Salsa o Cumbia saludos
Thank you for making this video, your reaction is amazing! This was one of my favorite songs growing up. I was so sad to learn about the Loalwa Braz, the singer's, tragic murder. May she live forever through her music.
Loalwa Braz, the Brazilian singer best known as the voice of the 1989 global hit “Lambada,” was found dead in a burned out car near her home in a coastal town outside of Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian police have detained three men in what has been described as a robbery gone awry, according to the Brazilian news site globo.com. Braz’s body was discovered in the burned out vehicle on Thursday (Jan. 19 2017)
@@netby Not to mention the killing of environmental activists, the destruction of the Amazon by big companies aided and abetted by Bolsonaro for greed, no doubt.
The original was by Los Kjarkas, from Bolivia (in Spanish), a folk song. It wasn't until the Brazilian group Kaoma added the "dancing" rhythm and lyrics in Brazilian that it became a hit and hot song.
Not sure if you are aware of Fela.....huge presence in world music and pioneered the AfroBeat in the 70’s/80’s, mixing funk, jazz with African rhythms. Awesome and hypnotic stuff. This isn’t even mentioning his visual performance and anti-government stance
The song is originally from Bolivia! ❤ I love this version and love the original from Los Kjarkas. They got through some legal issues for using the song like theirs, really interesting story 😂
OMG I suggested it yesterday and you did it! Awesome! Yes, it is the song from which JLo got On The Floor. Lambada by Kaoma is also not the very original song, the original song is from Bolivia by Los Kjarkas, and it sounds very different because it is Andean music. Still, I suggested this one because it is iconic and it basically invented a whole genre of music.
So i had to do this: the Kaoma version was FIRE back in the day. But i gotta rep n shout out LOS KJARKAS for the original composition, both music and lyrics. Los Kjarkas (kahr-kas) are a Bolivian folk group, this particular rhythm is known as Caporal and it originated in Bolivia (yes ppl from all over dance it, but dassit). After Kaoma dropped this hit, Los Kjarkas went to court and won the rights to the intellectual property. So *any* version of this beat (Kaoma, JLo, Don Omar) is thanks to them. ❤💛💚 th-cam.com/video/xKau76yc4HE/w-d-xo.html
I was 9 years old too and I just turned 40! And yes JLO got it from this one , you got that right! But I love both songs! Now this song is in Portuguese, sounds of Brazil 🇧🇷. Awesome song! It had a movie too, The Forbidden Dance 💃🏻(1990). I’m new to your channel and I already love your videos! You’re too cool 😎
The "Unlikes" are from people that couldn't dance the Lambada back in the 80's
Rodrigo Silveira jijij sure!! Jajaa
The unlikes are from people who know that kaoma ripped off this song from Los Kjarkas, a Bolivian group from the 60's. This song was written and meant to be an Adean folkloric melody.
i cant dance it now, but I liked it!
😂😂😂
@@mariaquintero9742 sounds better this way.
I didn’t understand a word she said but I don’t think it matters. Good music is good music, no language needed.
I dont speak portugués but sure can sing this song from beginning to end. One of my favorite songs of all times, wise choose in picking songs.
@@pharrelliski you dont have to speak Portuguese the original is in Spanish. "Llorando se fue" Los Kjarkas.
I always thought the original was the Portuguese version! OMG!
@@DonnaJoChico well, you learn something new every day. 👍
search the lyrics and then use google translate
This was the Despacito of the 80's lol
hell no
Despacito is trash and annoying
There was a big copyright fight between Kaoma and Los Kjarkas about this song. Finally Los Kjarkas won the fight as they recorded the song on 1981.
No, no, no, no.
Maybe only with the new technology they have in this times though back than harder to get it and look for it
This was a great hit in Brazil back in the '80s.
Not only in Brazilia but in the whole world
And Mexico but in Mexico it was censored and the national tv refuse to invite the band until people NAG the tv station so much they have to invited them and even the tv presenter did a TVR suggestion before presenting the band on live tv. 80s Mexico was very conservative. and in usa they made a movie abound this I think it was called forgotten dance something like that
And even in the UK! I was 15 at the time and it was very popular
Oh, even on our side of Iron Curtain. And that says a lot! 😁
Real Brazilian music, not funk ! De um português que cresceu a ouvir musica brasileira de qualidade!
The song and the dance was such a sensation that it inspired two movies released in 1990, Lambada and The Forbidden Dance.
M 5150 I own the Forbidden Dance. Not sure if I should be embarrassed or not 🤔
It's not really dancing, though. It's grinding groins to music.
@@soulextracter Fuck off. You know these kids were dry humping.
Dealie Colburn I love that movie! I remember humming this song to my daughter when she was an infant, she’s 22 now.
@@SpaceCattttt you sound like you never had sex in your life if that's "dry humping" for you, lol!
When he paused when the kids started dancing 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤗🤗🤗🤗
The best part😂😂
😁🤣
I reacted the same way 😂😂
Me reí muchísimo en esa parte 😄
He is american, they may see this dancing not that apropiate for 2 young ones and even mixing races is still a taboo in some parts of his country, I bet he got surprised, but for we latinos is like “aaaw, dance the crap out of that floor, kids!” 😁
It's almost unthinkable that Jamel didn't hear this when it came out in -89. Absolutely the biggest hit that year worldwide.
Yes but the original is in spanish from Los Kjarkas from Bolivia. They even took this band to court about this.
@@IHTLS The original wasn't the worldwide hit, though.
It was so popular that it was even featured on the news a few times.
There were people taking lessons, there was talk about it being too racy, and there were even large groups dancing at festivals.
:)
Lambada (the dance) was a big hit in itself, but this song was NOT a big hit in the US. At all. It only got to #48 on the hot 100 here (so it didn't get all the airplay on top 40 countdowns and regular airplay). I'm not surprised he'd not heard it.
I was 8 and I was playing this song all the time.
I’m surprised people haven’t heard this song before. It’s one of those you know even if you don’t know when you heard it from as if it were embedded in your memory since childhood
I know right
It is regrettable that Brazil has lost this charming voice, unfortunately in our country violence is out of control... RIP Loalva Braz....
She was killed?😢
@@TenchiMuyoTMU Yes, two years ago
Very sad😓😭 she was a great singer. RIP 🙏🙏
@@TenchiMuyoTMU they even set her on fire inside her car
Realmente foi foda. Uma das grandes intérpretes do nosso país. Minha esperança era depositada em meu conterrâneo Gabriel Diniz, que infelizmente se foi muitíssimo novo. Um carisma que teria sua repercussão internacional como Luis Fonsi atualmente liderando o cenário latino pelo mundo
I was in Japan in '89 and this song was everywhere on the radio, in shops etc
En Realidad la canción original es del Grupo Boliviano "Los Kjarkas" 🇧🇴❤️ y es una canción Florklorica, seria muy lindo que la escuches también, saludos desde Cochabamba - Bolivia. 👋❤️
Si la he escuchado y esta muy buena.
:O No sabia eso!! tendre que buscarla
No lo sabia, tiene el.link para tener la dicha de escucharla? Gracias.
siempre pense que esta era la original, deja le doy una escuchada a la si original jaja
Gracias por responder 🤗 escucha "llorando se fue de los Kjarkas " así se llama la canción, es un ritmo Florklorico si te animas a escuchar canciones suyas sería muy bueno, te recomiendo tiempo al tiempo 👋😋 saludos.
Hahahaha in the 80's was a big shock dancing this song because was the forbidden dance in latinamerica!
Jlo steals everyone's music 😂 look what she did to Ashanti
heyyy You forgot she climbed on Selena's fame too.
JLo was pushed for screw the career of mariah Carey
If something is good.................
This band Kaoma also stole this song from the Bolivian group Los Kjarkas and Kaoma got sued for it. The name of this song is "Llorando se fue" NOT Lambada, and it's by the Bolivian folkloric group Los Kjarkas
This was a huge hit in Finland when I was about 6. This is a song from my childhood :) Also, those two kids dancing in the video are/were professional dancers and they danced together. I cannot remember their names anymore, I did a research on them years ago.
Brasil tiene música hermosa, samba, bossa nova, sobre todo la antigua🤯, hermosa!!!
Esa canción no es de Brasil. Es un plagio de una Boliviana. Ellos hicieron el cover sin permiso de los originales
Do you see those kids...? This was us in Iran in the 80s, post Islamic revolution! This whole BetaMax and VHS video of Lambada got smuggled to Iran with many dance lessons and we would learn how to dance it in the secret parties as kids and teens (you know music, dance and practically LIFE had become forbidden since the revolution in 1979). This was THE viral dance in Iran before Hammer, Macarena, or Ketchup! This was the soundtrack to our lives in the 80s! I remember me and my childhood friend dancing to this from probably 4 to when we were 9-10. The music and dance, as you also pointed out, just gave us life and a reason to go on in those dark scary days which less or more have lasted for around 40 years till this day. This was fun to watch and a great reaction, thanks...
I haven't heard this in years! I was 21 when this came out. It was a massive hit in the UK. I loved it and watching the dancing 🙂
Lambada is one of those songs that are ageless, you can listen to it over and over and never get bored... I go back in time with this song ☺
Finally some Brasilian music..... even if it is Kaoma from the 90’s.
I was the "weird black girl" in my circle of friends dancing and singing to this years ago. My friends, black and white, weren't raised with a variety of music like I was, so I consider myself to be blessed.
What about "Las Ketchup" (aka The Ketchup Song) by Asereje? You may recognize a certain rap song that they blended within it. There's also "La Macarena" by Los Del Rio. It was popular and often made fun of, but a lot of people who made fun of it like it. I like it! :D
You got it mixed up, the song is called 'Asereje' and the group is called 'Las Ketchup'. And yes, the lyrics were based on how the song 'Rapper's delight', by The Sugarhill Gang, sounded like to Spanish speakers (at least for those who don't speak English). I think it is what you call 'mumbling'?
I was just like you, but white lol. Listened to all kinds of music while my friends found me odd
Hey man.
That's not an original song. The original song is "LLORANDO SE FUE by LOS KJARJAS"
Greetings from Bolivia 😄🇧🇴
the original is not good
@@RoverWaters must understand Spanish, otherwise your opinion doesn't count.
@@RoverWaters it's a saya, a different genre
@@RoverWaters original is the best buddy. You got seconds.
Then what?? The true is this song is the best
J, you are the best! The love of music is so uniting especially in this time that we are living in. Listening and watching you take in all the unique and different styles of music is heart warming. Keep it up!
The original song is from Los Kjarkas - Llorando Se Fue 1981. It came it years before this. The original song is from Bolivia and is in Spanish.
Ojalá te lea
This is exactly what I'm saying. Los Kjarkas took this band to court about this, and won of course.
I came to the comments BEFORE watching just to say this lol. Lemme pass him a link
Nice to know after all these years
Hey i didn't know that but i search it i found a video, it's different... You're right ... I think He should see the original too...
I remember when this song came out ... We all tried to dance Lambada 😁 at my school we did dance contests ...
we win 2 or 3 times 🙊💃
And after some time the pope John Paul II forbidden it
@@al-pg4zv True, but like at parties, we were never very religious ...🤷💃💃💃
@@grisolkerekes hahahahha Ja, of course you never invited the pope
@@al-pg4zv Exactly ... I wanted to have fun, not pray.😂
Are you from?
My mother always tells me that when this song was released in the 80s, even the priests told the people not to dance it because it was a sin XD
This video brings a lot of good memories. In 1989-1990 I was a student at the University of Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and was attending a Portuguese course. Kaoma came to the University for a student concert. It was a lot of fun.
Gracias Bolivia 🇧🇴 por este pedazo de canción
Brasil*
@@Midgetghost1 es boliviana la canción !
@@mariochineppesim
A Brazilian group...
I loved this group...👏👏👏👏👏
This particular song was sole cause for opening of thousands of dance schools across the Europe
So adorable to see those stiff europeans swiveling their stiff hips. And they would 'count' the steps! 😂 i'm originally from the carribean so the very idea of counting steps whilst feeling the music, was alien to me. Ffwd some 30 years(!)and I'm as european as smoking cigarettes indoors
I was 10 when this dropped and I immediately fell in love with it. So far removed from the damp, mossy land I live in. Fantastico
It's originally from BOLIVIA. It's originally in Spanish, buy Kaoma made it worldwide known, in Portuguese. But either or I love it! And yes JLo made a cover for it in English...
Yeah, Kaoma got sued for using the song without permission.
Lambada is still going strong! I am part of the dance community, around 1000 of us in the world! 🥰Thank you for sharing this!
ISSO AÍ É UM POUQUINHO DE BRASIL! Gosto muito dos seus vídeos. Quando os brasileiros descobrirem o seu canal, você verá o que é festa e alegria. Parabéns, e Deus abençoe sua vida! Forte abraço.
Min. 1:10 Yes Jamel , this where JLo got On the Floor song from and Kaoma got it from Bolivian group Los Kjarkas who wrote it and released it in 1981 without much success. There were several artists who covered the song before Kaoma but this is the most successful version.
Wooooow!! This was a banger!!! Back in the day, and YES J-LO barrowed it lol, this is my new favorite video 😂 great song gotta looooove!! Brazilians 😍.. Forgot when poppa-duke stepping and how all it took was a lil mama for ol' piepie to be like "its all good noow lol girl!, have a good time" and don't forget to come home late tomorrow morning!!" Lol lol 😂 😂 😂
Love this man. Those faces😁🤗🤣 I love it! I also enjoy how he has respect for woman's integrity, always calling the nakedness.
i was also 9 years old back in '89 and i remember that being scandalous back then... 😂 (that's also not their original, it's a cover but they made it famous worldwide)
Yeah, the original version is from 🇧🇴Bolivia, "Kjarkas - Llorando se fue"🇧🇴
I've loved this happy sassy tune and video for ages, and I get up and dance each time. Watching you watch it and getting and grooving to the joyous vibe of it all is fantastic!
for some reason my body started to heat up and dance ... I love this
This is music, this is music, this is rhythm
It’s lovely to see you enjoying this. The kids are so much better at the dance than the adults I think.
When you took the headphones off 😂😂 love you Jamel
There's no way you can sit still through this song..... it had me dancing alone in my room at 2AM :)
Sadly, the singer of Kaoma was found burned alive in her car in Brazil. RIP.
QUE??!!! No freaking way, that is INSANE!!!! RIP 😭
@@Urmomheaux Si, algo bien triste. It was big news in Brazil, my friend who lives there told me about it.
@@Urmomheaux en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loalwa_Braz#Death
My word, this brings up so many memories! I remember being a little girl, whenever this song would come up, there would be no force to stop me dancing "lambada"! Oh, the childhood! :)
lambada se dança sem julgamentos
só um brasileiro sabe o que é dançar sem limites, só sentindo a música no sangue e deixando fluir
I grew up dancing this in the 80s omg!!! thank you for taking me down memory lane!!
An absolute classic. Love it after all these years. So sad that the lady singing lead vocals was killed so brutally, placed in a car and set on fire in her later years.
😭🙏😓RIP a great singer
What?? That's so tragic, was her killer ever caught??
This guy's reaction after pausing the video 😂🤣🤣 somuch relatable 🤸🏻👏🏻🤸🏻👏🏻👏🏻🚶🏃🤸🏻👍🏼
React "Devuélveme a mi chica" Hombres G , please :D , thank you Jamel
YES!!!!
That's a good one
@@pashtthejustice9294 Lo único que da asco es tu mente y tus palabras... Aprende respeto y deja a los demás en paz, que seguro ya estás muy viejo y no hay excusa de odiar sin razón a otro país que ni se defiende y suele pasar de comentarios malos. A nosotros nos invadieron también y por ejemplo los árabes estuvieron 700 años y no oirás por la calle insultos o verás malas caras. De hecho damos crédito a lo heredado(siempre que uno lo sepa) como la guitarra o al lenguaje prestado(aceitunas, alcohol, hazaña, etc)
Brother, bringing back memories, i was in Venezuela, Margarita Island, at a club called the mosquito coast, dancing to this in the wee hours of the morning, good times...
Reacciona a la cancion: No le pegue a la negra de Joe arrollo.
Se llama la rebelión.
pero con letra
YASSSS.
Oh man I knew you would react that way when the kids started dancing. I was waiting for it. LOL.
I remember the "scandal" surrounding that song or rather because of the dance belonging to it. Pretty hilarious.
Thanks it’s great to hear the Lambada! I was 38 when this came out. The Lambada took the world by storm. I went to Brazil last year to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Lambada! Fantastic ! Brazil is paradise!
Forbidden Dance 🎶💃🏽🎶
Wow, this takes me back!!! Love love love
React to merengue. I largely recommend you Fulanito and Omega "El Fuerte".
Great reactions, bro!
Guayando!
OMG! I spent the Summer of '89 in Europe. This song, Madonna's Like A Prayer and Fine Young Cannibals' She Drives Me Crazy, bring me right back to that wonderful time. It's great to see younger folks enjoying Old Skool music. Thanks for the entertaining videos.
Also known as the forbidden dance. I was in high school when that song was around. That song was like the coronavirus.
A song for a century ... not exist . So many emotions
1:02 Lol i was waiting for the moment he was going to recognize that sound from 😂 Thought as a Brazilian i can't complain about Jennifer Lopez copying us since the original version wasn't made by us and yes another person lol
I'm so glad you did this. In 1989 I was 9 too living in Ecuador and Lambda was banging. I love dancing to it. Music is a big thing for us latinos, it does sooth our souls, everyone is happy when theyydancing.
I love this song! I still have my cassette single of this song i bought at The Wherehouse in 1989. I wonder if it will still play ok?
Hell, yeah, I never get tired of this song.
I love to watch this dance! You really keep me returning here. This is the sexiest dance I've ever seen.
Oh my... all my Greek childhood in a song ❣
The dance of this song was previously known as the forbidden dance. because to dance this song they had to be very close.
That was the way it was marketed in the West. I remember the Lambada craze in the netherlands. So funny because they all felt like they were part of something 'special'...yet accesible to everybody. There was nothing forbidden about it. That was just to make white people feel 'naughty' when they try and do the Lambada on some cruise. I remember me and my cousin learning to dance to it and then my mother and our aunts would say:"go on! Show everybody what you learned. It's soooo cute!" We HATED that. We flat out refused after that one time. Felt like being a performing monkey😂
You are very lucky man cause you dont miss this song before you die. It is masterpiece!!!!
🇧🇷🇧🇷A Cultura brasileira é contagiante ! Lambada!
And this was a hit on Cuba 🇨🇺 too we dance this for a long time. Memories 🤩
In the early 90's exist one movie named Lambada "el baile prohibido"
(The forbidden dance)
One of the greatest Portuguese song ever. And the dance is called the forbidden dance.
Saludos a mis hermanos Basileños , la Lambada es de mis canciones Favoritas, deberian reaccionar a ritmos Colombianos o a Tropicales como la Salsa o Cumbia saludos
Memories sweet memories..i was 12 years when i learn to dance true this!! Thk you! 🥰🇷🇴
React to the ORIGINAL one. Its in spanish. Bolivian song "llorando se fue" by los Kjarkas!!!!
there was a weird russian-like version in youtube back in 2006, never found it again
@@belther7 theres also a Japanese version of Lambada. But the Bolivian version was the 1st one.
Bolivia 🇧🇴
Bolivian was the first, but Kaoma put it on the map! 😆
@@chrisbel15 without the original, there's no kaoma, no lambada, and no map 😆
Thank you for making this video, your reaction is amazing! This was one of my favorite songs growing up. I was so sad to learn about the Loalwa Braz, the singer's, tragic murder. May she live forever through her music.
Lambada el BAILE PROHIBIDO🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Los Kjarkas "llorando se fue" is the original one.
Recuerdo que mi hermana bailaba esa canción con su novio y mi mamá la regañaba 😅 pero bailaban padrísimo
I can see why lol!
Exacto el baile prohibido,muy censurado en su tiempo ,se prohibió en muchos países incluyendo México ..
Los kjarkas el original la lambada copia
This is what you call great music to dance 💃 I love 💘 accordion music 🎶 ❤ ♥
2:38 his reaction hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahah love this guy mann hahaha hes like wtf
Every hispanic party you went to in the 80s you heard the lambada. They should bring back that dance😊
Going to go ahead and throw Peter Gabriels STEAM in the hat again. :)
You are right about that part of the music that JL use in her music. I danced a lit Lambada when I lived in Brazil. I missed this moment a lot.
breaks my heart that she was murdered in brazil😢
who got murdered?
Loalwa Braz, the Brazilian singer best known as the voice of the 1989 global hit “Lambada,” was found dead in a burned out car near her home in a coastal town outside of Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian police have detained three men in what has been described as a robbery gone awry, according to the Brazilian news site globo.com. Braz’s body was discovered in the burned out vehicle on Thursday (Jan. 19 2017)
@@electromaniac1 That's so tragic. She had a beautiful voice. So sad...
amariluna Brasil: 60,000 murders a year due to robberies, gangs war, drug trafficking, vendetta, etc.🔫☠️
@@netby Not to mention the killing of environmental activists, the destruction of the Amazon by big companies aided and abetted by Bolsonaro for greed, no doubt.
One of my faves.. I used to dance to this when I was 10yo!! Lyrics still make me cry. Lol
You have to see "danza kuduro" it's like a cover ...
Tabú is the one you are thinking of
@@mariaprado391 sorry, yes you're right.. tabu from Don Omar... Thanks for helping me remember the correct
The original was by Los Kjarkas, from Bolivia (in Spanish), a folk song. It wasn't until the Brazilian group Kaoma added the "dancing" rhythm and lyrics in Brazilian that it became a hit and hot song.
Thank you, you should check out Fela Kuti....anything off The Best Best of Fela Kuti.
Not sure if you are aware of Fela.....huge presence in world music and pioneered the AfroBeat in the 70’s/80’s, mixing funk, jazz with African rhythms. Awesome and hypnotic stuff. This isn’t even mentioning his visual performance and anti-government stance
The song is originally from Bolivia! ❤ I love this version and love the original from Los Kjarkas. They got through some legal issues for using the song like theirs, really interesting story 😂
React to "Taboo" by Don Omar Is the same song but in spanish
It's the sequel to this vid Jamel just watched, of when the kids grew up! "Ideally!" #AwesomeVid
OMG I suggested it yesterday and you did it! Awesome! Yes, it is the song from which JLo got On The Floor. Lambada by Kaoma is also not the very original song, the original song is from Bolivia by Los Kjarkas, and it sounds very different because it is Andean music. Still, I suggested this one because it is iconic and it basically invented a whole genre of music.
Hahah.. love your reaction.. check it out "Don Omar - Taboo" so you can have fresh news of lambada hahaha.. Hugs from Brazil!!
I was grovvin' along with you. Impossible not to dance!
React to the original "Oye Como Va" By Tito Puente
Been Listening to this since its 1989 inception... love this song
So i had to do this: the Kaoma version was FIRE back in the day. But i gotta rep n shout out LOS KJARKAS for the original composition, both music and lyrics. Los Kjarkas (kahr-kas) are a Bolivian folk group, this particular rhythm is known as Caporal and it originated in Bolivia (yes ppl from all over dance it, but dassit). After Kaoma dropped this hit, Los Kjarkas went to court and won the rights to the intellectual property. So *any* version of this beat (Kaoma, JLo, Don Omar) is thanks to them. ❤💛💚
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I was 9 years old too and I just turned 40! And yes JLO got it from this one , you got that right! But I love both songs! Now this song is in Portuguese, sounds of Brazil 🇧🇷. Awesome song! It had a movie too, The Forbidden Dance 💃🏻(1990). I’m new to your channel and I already love your videos! You’re too cool 😎
You should react to taboo-don omar, it's kinda like a sequel of this! Good vids dude!!
That was the best reaction I've ever seen by far lol
LISONJEADO EM SABER QUE VCS GOSTAM DA NOSSA MÚSICA ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
i like your natural reaction, music and dance are the happiness