esta canción de Brazil ( esta versión , porque la canción original es de Bolivia) , fue muy bailada en Perú, es una canción muy linda . Gracias por reaccionar :D
Eu sei que ja tem dois anos seu comentário.. mas espero que me ouça aqui: muitas músicas no Brasil baseadas, ou até as originais (Bitor Jara, Violeta Parra, etc) dos países da América do Sul... pesquise um grupo chamado Tarancón, eles eram brasileiros e gravavam músicas de toda América do Sul em castellano original, além das músicas deles em português, muito boas as músicas: jo sei hablar um tiquito de castellano por causa deles, me gusta mucho: cancio y huano, boquita de cereza, te recurdo amanda, milonga de andar lejos, parabièn de la paloma, jenecheru, gracias a la vida y el camtar tiene sentido.
@@omarion_85 iI agree. Im brazilian here, I love music here. MPB mostly. But I know some MPB singers, like CHico and Caetano, made some rythms of other countries, like Reggae, Cancion (CUba, I think its Cancion), Rumba, rock and so on. There a Brazilian group called Tarancon, they sing musics from Brazil and all South America. I like one of theirs called Mira Ira. Lambada I love, also Axé.. I would like to know more Frevo, I know only a little 😞But yeah, lambada is awesome. Forró too 🙂 "Bom Demais" com Chico e DOminguinhos is my favorite. What are your lambada favorites?
I am German and there was a Brazilian dance club in my city at the time. A friend and I went there every two weeks to see the girls dance. We never danced there, we couldn't have kept up with the girls. But this elegance, these flowing movements, this joie de vivre when dancing ... fantastic.
@@yaoscabobadillasalmeron1487 El título del baile prohibido se originó en los Estados Unidos, y se popularizó gracias a la película del mismo nombre, existen dos versiones de la película La Lambada. La película con el título de Baile prohibido fué muy popular y fué así como se estigmatizó aún más al icónico baile. Lo que me sorprende es que con la moralidad actual, no se la critique con fuerza al sexualizar a 2 niños, y comiencen a censurarla como ha pasado con otras canciones de antes. Adoro la versión de Kaoma, uno de mis sueños era poder Bailar con la cantante, pero falleció tragicamente y de una manera horrible en 2017, en fin la vida sigue y es un magnífico cover.
Hi guys, I'm brazilian, was a kid when this song "Lambada" was released and when the dance grew inmensely here and worldwide. Let me try to explain what's the story about the plagiarism. The song "Llorando se fue" was composed by bolivian brothers, Gonzalo and Ulises Hermosa in 1981 for the group Los Kjarkas who recorded in its album "Canto A La Mujer De Mi Pueblo" (1981). In Brazil, the portuguese version was written by José Ari and recorded by the singer Márcia Ferreira as a lambada in 1986 (early lambada years, I have to point). Two years later, the french producer Olivier Lorsac (aka Lamotte d'Incamps) was in Porto Seguro, Bahia, and heard the brazilian version, and knew that he wanted to creat a lambada band from that. Back to France, useing the pseudonym of Chico de Oliveira, changed the name of the song from "Chorando Se Foi" to "Lambada" and registered it. Next step was to creat the band. Loalwa was selected to be the vocalist and gave the name "Kaoma" to the group. After hearing the new version of the song, "Chorando se foi" original singer Márcia Ferreira and EMI Songs publisher, went to court and won over Kaoma producers. Lorsac's copyright to the song has been canceled. Within weeks, the Hermosa brothers said ''Llorando Se Fue'' had been plagiarized. Mr. Lamotte d'Incamps and his partner, Jean Georgakarakos, offered the Bolivians $140,000 for rights to the song but were turned down, reportedly on the ground that the amount fell far short of worldwide earnings from the record. The French press has reported an out-of-court agreement giving 25 percent of royalties on the record to Mr. Lamotte d'Incamps's company as editor and promoter, 25 percent to CBS Records as distributors and 50 percent to EMI, which owns the rights to ''Llorando Se Fue.'' I know all of you only know the song "Lambada", but Kaoma has also good hits as Lambamor (my favourite) and Dançando Lambada. If you really want to go deep in lambada style, I highly recommend the singer Beto Barbosa and songs like Preta, Adocica, Dance e Balance com BB, Você errou mais do que eu (I think Orquestra Adolescentes made a version called Hoy aprendí - if some latino could help me to discover this... I'd be so greatful). In brief, Lambada has its origins in Brazil, state of Pará, had its world breakthrough thanks to a french producer and two bolivian brothers (who had no clue what was happening with his song). Remember that happened 30 years ago. World was so different from now. In Europe, music producers used to do this kind of thing (do you remember milli vanilli case?). As for me, I still love lambada songs and think it's a shame that the dance is dead... Her daughter, zouk (or zouk-lambada), is alive and very beautiful (but I can't dance it tho lol) search for zouk dance videos, I'm sure you gonna think it is interesting. Used these two fonts: musica.uol.com.br/noticias/bbc/2017/01/20/loalwa-braz-e-kaoma-conquistaram-o-mundo-com-plagio-de-cancao-boliviana.htm (portuguese) www.nytimes.com/1990/07/04/arts/brazilian-wonder-turns-out-bolivian.html (english) Si quieren, puedo escribir en español tambien =)
Thanks, sir, for information! I am Romanian, I know Milli Vanilli's case (two guys were miming but others were the real singers) and I know Lambada, was a huge success in România around 1991-1992. We danced a lot just like the original dancers with sooo short skirts! But I don't know what version we heard - the Brasilian or the French (European produced) one! 😂
I love your reaction. This song and lyrics were made by Bolivians, but Brazil makes a Portuguese version, very popular here in Brazil in eights. Popular all time, cause the song is good :)
This was a really big hit in Europe still in early 90s. I remember dancing Lambada several times in school discos as a 12-year old. I wasn't as good as the kid on the video but I knew the steps, like putting my leg between the girl's legs. Good times 😉
This song was ULTRA popular in ussr/russia, when i was little, this melody have played every day on tv/radio) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gHYjjKpkaRo.html
I was 12-13 years old living on the west coast of Italy just outside Rome in 1989-1990 and this song was playing everywhere all the time. I often walked to the beach on the Tyrrhenian Sea, but had the pleasure of dancing the Lambada as did the young couple in this video. Forbidden dance indeed.
@@Vitorsilva12670 si lamentablemente todos piensan que la canción es de origen brazilero, si escucharán como cantaba Ulises Hermosa esta canción se derriten, que rabia que se apropien indebidamente de una canción Boliviana compuesta por un boliviano.
I'm crying, nice memories it brings me, I was two years old when this song came out, it was a hit and a scandal too, controversial for its time, I always listened the lambada in my house, I am from Uruguay a small country next to Brazil, where the song comes from and this rhythm. Exactly it was about freedom, lambada is a dance that was censored, to put you in context in Latin America we came out of dark periods back on those days, so the topic was about feeling free and celebrating being able to have fun, we were on the return to the democracy and people expressed it this way in art, in the late 80s and in the 90s you are going to listen to happy and explosive music as people began to feel free. I recommend to you in Brazilian music Daniela Mercury . Sorry for my english is bad I know
Nunca conheci alguém de Uruguai, fico contente por expor coisas do Brasil. Só achei seu nome gringo, mais em fim quando ouço essa canção sinto um despertar!! Contagia mesmo, saudação Goiânia-Brasil.
This Brazilian tune concored the American continent, well, all Latin America since it was the hottest most kinky dance of it's time. Oh boy!! Were we naive and innocent back then..... Lol
In Romania was a super succes 90 and still is, everyone konws lambada and when I had 5 years old i saw first time this video and i was in shock, i love it so much, the music and the dance and i ve leanred the dance too, and this is my first love, this song is my first love....yeah, thanks for watching and reacting, kissses from romania
That song was a lot of fun when It came out. Top of the charts. I believe it's Portugese language in Brazil. My Dad would have slapped me across the room if I was 10 dancing with any boy.
In America, Lambada is considered an independent musical genre from other Latin rhythms, because it marked an era and a musical revolution with its very peculiar dance. Jeniffer Lopez's On the floor theme has parts of the rhythm of this Lambada.
@@jpablo7879 she was receiving death threats for awhile. then when going back to her inn, she was confronted by 3 young men. One was her employee. she got out of her car and saw they had weapons and she fainted. They put her in her car and lit it on fire. As for the cause, I dont remember why, they did rob her place but eventually they were arrested and are in prison
OH MY GOD!!! Como me he reido con la cachetada her reaction 🤣🤣 I dont think I have laughed so much on any of your reaction... I have watched this so many times just to repeat her reaction on the father's slap Reminds me the first time I danced lambada at a party and my bother got so mad and told mom.. the party was over for me.. had to sit next to her for the rest of the night 🤣😜 I was 15 .. only if mom would had known then about reggeaton today
Omg, I can’t believe you’re reacting to this. This is the Portuguese version, there’s also a Spanish version to it. I was around 12 yo when we had a dance competition, this was the song we danced to, my partner and i won the competition. “The forbidden dance.”
I was 9yrs old and felt in love with the song and the dance Lambada from the very first time I heard it! And all the girls from the neighborhood learn how to dance this within 2 days!! This hit from Brazil was something Big in my country and still until these days!
Hi...unfortunately this lovely singer was murdered in Brazil by some thieves in 2017...😭😭please reacts to Sergio Mendes ft. Black eyed Peas "Mais que Nada"...thanks...greetings and love from Brazil...
Kaoma and her singer Loalwa Bras from Brazil made Lambada famous all over the world, they made great exotic songs like Lambamor, Tago Mago and Dancando Lambada. Chiko and Roberta the boy and the girl also made some lambada songs, Loalwa died tragically in 2015 in Rio de Janeiro.
This is such a great song, from amazing times. Loalwa Braz was the lead singer and her death was so tragic and sad. She was murdered in 2017, burnt to death in the backseat of her car. So so sad, but this is her legacy and will keep her alive forever.
Quantos bolivianos revoltados, fala sério, deverian se orgulhar, aceita que dói menos, essa música pode até ser boliviana, mas foi no português e com a nossa ginga que ganhou o mundo, outra essa só uma música e na época eram vários os cantores brasileiros que cantavam nesse ritmo, virou uma febre nacional e ganhou o mundo. Quando fala lambada é Brasil que vem a mente, povinho.
Uma coisa era a salsa em espanhol, outra coisa foi o que virou o ritmo Brasileiro (Paraense se não me engano)! Brasileiro é uma desgraça o que não estraga faz vira sucesso mundial!
@@odilon3177 Sim, o Pará que lançou esse ritmo. Mas fica explicito um forte batuque caribenho. Anos 70 e 80 Belém recebia sinais de rádios do caribe e região. Desenvolvemos os mais variados ritmos com a essesncia do caribe.
Many American's are very ignorent about other's nation Cultures ! How u dont see in your life Carneval in Rio de Janeiro :) What i saw is just two kids~Love is in air~with music and dance inspire ! In 1989 after this song i learn *Salsa*Samba* dance and Love it ! Shout to Brasil from Serbia !
I remember the year when this song came out. I remember my parents and all their friends dancing to this song on the birthday party of my father. He was 43 back then.. My age now. He died in December 2018 after a very difficult battle against cancer. But listening this song now .. I remember the good times we had. 😎
The forbidden dance, Lambada was too sexy for 1989, but was a huge hit, I was 8 when it came out and I love to dance it. He was a black kid dancing with a white girl, Brazil had that separation back then and still now, not in the same level but still exist. Love to Brazil 🇧🇷 from the DR 🇩🇴
Am new to your channel, 2nd video I've watched and liking your facial expressions for this one hehe ;) Nice reaction to one of my all time favourite songs. I'd never looked at the translation of this song, but sounds like one of those summer flings ppl have when they go on a vacation to somewhere exotic and keep thinking about the person afterwards once they go home and reality/mundane life hits lol.
This kind of dance was known as “the forbidden dance” in some places, even banned. I think it was because of all the rubbing of everything around the dance floor. Very popular back then.
@@larry_kapo4185 No importa cual es la mejor. Importa cual es la original y la original es de Bolivia. Si no la hubieran hecho nuestros hermanos Bolivianos la lambada nunca hubiera existido!
You should see the other videos those two kids are in. This video set them off into their own music singing and dancing duo until she became a veterinarian and he went into the priesthood.
"Márcia Ferreira e José Ary são os adaptadores da versão em português da música boliviana "Llorando Se Fue" (Ulisses Hermosa e Gonzalo Hermosa) para o ritmo brasileiro de lambada. A versão que a banda franco-brasileira Kaoma gravou em 1989 era inautorizada, cujos direitos autorais pertenciam à Marcia Ferreira." pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%A1rcia_Ferreira
The video was clipped in the state of BAHIA in Brazil at a very famous beach there. The dad wasn't mad for the explicitly of the dance, but because of the colour of skin of the boy (in Brazil whites and blacks still don't intermix with blood as much). Como eu sei? Ah. Tô morrendo para alguém vir me perguntar :D dançando lambadaaaaaaaaaaa
There’s a second part of this two kids story. You can also react to it it’s called “Taboo” by Don Omar. Lambada Is the a beautiful Latin song. I still remember my mom Dancing to this song.
Yo tenia 12 años cuando salió esta obra de arte y mandé hacer varias fardita así y bien que me baile mi lambda no lo puedo borrar ese momento de mi memoria, me la gose, se pego ese baile en todos america latina
This is a Brazilian song, and it's sung in Portuguese. The little girl and little boy eventually got married; they met during the filming of this video. Kaoma, the singer, did not have good luck; she was lit on fire and murdered in Brazil. She was found in a dumpster. Such a sad story. This song will always remind me of a very good time in my life.
This dance caused an uproar in Latin America because of its sexiness. That was then, now we have reggaeton lol nothing remotely as sexy 😂😂 How times change.
This song was banned in Mexico u wouldn't here it after some mysterious murder at a nightclub while this song was playing, apparently some hot shot dude which sometimes is said to be the devil, took a girl to dance this song, dance on, music on! Lights on! Suddenly both floated, ppl said she looked down lights music off and she was naked, fell from high above, died, no ones recalls this illusive guy... that's what me and my fam know about this song...i love this song....
