@@princessirulancorrino4695 you hit the nail on the head - absolutely! We were the last generation to have it quite easy in terms of no social media, we actually allowed to enjoy our childhood and play freely. I would hate to be a child or a teenager now, I don’t think I could handle it. The world has changed so much and sadly not for the better.
@@princessirulancorrino4695 absolutely! We definitely have a better relationship with social media than the kids of today, because we can actually put our phones down and do something else, whereas today’s generation live their whole lives through social media. It’s quite sad really, they’re missing out on so much.
Lolleta Holloway es la original, de 1978...Año cuando el Disco ardía en las pistas de baile!!!... Parece que regresa...ya es hora, pues necesitamos un buen refresh!!!.. Saludos desde Lima Perú.
I am from México and I love this song, I never knew the name of the song or who sings it. Today after 23 days I decided to look for it and I finally found it! ❤️
Soy de los 90 y tantos jams que sonaron en los 90 y no había escuchado esta en específico, la descubrí en el 2010 en VH1 y sentí esa vibra funky con su toque noventero y de una conecté y hasta la fecha sigue sonando. ❤
Sergio Hernàndez Mateos pone el rostro porque aparece en el álbum en el que se incluye esta canción. Así como Jocelyn Brown, Roy Ayers, MAW, etc etc...
No hace falta escribirlo en inglés para decir que es un temazo. Cuando lo escuché tenía 15 años en 1999. El canal era music 21. Esa guitarra queda para toda la vida
la India at her best, here you can hear the influence of the true Salsoul vibe, Vega and Gonzalez just drop one the funkiest house beats ever, and India.... well, she's one the best ever......
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Eduardo Lopez: Good question...but most videos up until the 2000's that came to RU-vid are like that...unfortunately...specially because most of video versions are the "single/radio edit" ones, which most labels don't remaster...they tend to remaster only the albums/album versions...
There was a club here in São Paulo called Sarajevo, that used to be very important on the 2000s. The DJ used to play this version of the song. Unfortunately this club closed its doors due to safety concerns and, when reopened in other address, didn't last long.
