I remember when I was kid growing up in Miami in the 70's, when a gang of ten year olds could ride their spider bikes all the way to Matheson Hammock, spend the day at the beach, eat a hot dog, soda and bag of chips for like 1.50, then ride home before the street lights came on ... we were quite a posse; Irish, Jewish, Cuban, Italian and P-Rican all riding 'dirty' with playing cards clothes pinned to the spokes flapping along singing "One ton Tomatooooo" ... good times. I should write a book.
You should do a Video or Movie of your time growing up in Miami in the 70's as a kid amigo. Its a great story pal. And would make a great screen play. Contact Andy Garcia in Los Angeles,. He would love your project and probably back it. Guantanamera amigo!
I lived in Coral Gables in the 70s then became a Key Rat in the 80s. loved that bike trail (complete with bike-crushed blue crabs on the asphalt) to Matheson. You gave me a great "walk" down memory lane. Thanks!
Yo creo q hasta el dia de hoy no existe ni existira alguien con el talento q tenia esa gran mujer q era celia cruz saludos desde monterrey nuevo leon mexico
Oh... Mamma Mia...🙏❤️ I was little girl ...who born in Russia...in the end of the World... Pacific ocean cost...In my memory ...I see... amazing pictures of happiness...My oldest brother with his friends playing on guitars and singing this song...So miss...so miss this moments... forever...Never forget...
This song brings back so many great childhood memories from the 70s! Although I am African-American, I grew up in a multicultural community where Celia Cruz's music pumped from the speakers in the windows of my neighbors. And no matter who you were or where you were from, if you were in the neighborhood, you knew the lyrics! I was always fascinated by Celia Cruz and her fabulous wardrobe and beautiful smile! I also loved how she embraced her African heritage through her music. Because of her, visiting Cuba is on my bucket list! An icon and legend.......Azucar!
This song makes me feel good, and brings back memories from childhood. I grew up in Venice CA and all of the kids in the neighborhood played together. I remember hearing this song, being played often amongst neighbors, as if it were the backdrop in sound for us, the children playing together. Very heartwarming.❤
Cubans are passionate about food music and dancing. It's what makes them one of most famous Latin music of all time especially in the 30s to 60s. I love Celia Cruz. She expressed the beauty of Cuba through her music.
Wow im from the Caribbean and heard this song years ago.. too many and I've always thought it said "One dollar melon, papito, one dollar melon lolz.. glad to have found this and understand it now...
Because Cuba was on the side of Freedom there, while Ronald Reagan supported the apartheid regime - He would've loved to emulate that if he could get away with it.
A TRUE CUBAN QUEEN WHEN IT COME TO HER MUSIC THE LATE AND GREAT MRS. CEILA CRUZ I LOVE THIS SONG ALSO FROM MAMBO KINGS SOUNDTRACK DIDN'T GET TO SEE THE MOVIE
Cuando yo estaba refugiado en la base naval militar de guantanamo cuando el exodo de los balseros 1994 que celia cruz ( azucar) fue a cantar a nosotro los cubanos que lindo recuerdo
VIVA CELIA CRU, LA MÁS GRANDE CANTANTE DE MUSICA CUBANA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS...VIVA CUBA LIBRE Y ABAJO LA TIRANÍA CASTRISTA...PATRIA Y VIDA NY LIBERTAD
I used to work in a spanish restaurant that played this song. Myself, being unable to speak even the slightest bit of spanish, would substitute "One dollar melon... Why eat a one dollar melon" for the lyrics. Still have no idea what it's saying. Love this track.
Similar experience. Back in the mid 80's I was in a restaurant with some friends when we were all hearing this song for the first time. None of us were Spanish speaking so to us it sounded like, "One ton tomato. I need a one ton tomato." As the years passed I lived in Mexico for short while and traveled extensively in Mexico and Central America, slowly and eventually acquiring maybe 50 % fluency in Spanish. But I'll always refer to this as the "One ton tomato" song, and it will always be one of my favorites with Spanish lyrics.
I was listening to wyclef because his song was one of my favorite songs ever. Decided to see what the “original” sounded like. So yea, I’m here because of wyclef. Music = universal language.
My wife and I danced to this great song in Havana under the stars last month. Just life changing. I love Cuba and the Cuban people. This Gringo will be seeing you again soon Cuba. Cuba Mi Encanta !
A beautiful voice accompanied by a beautiful person. Celia Cruz was a beautiful singer. Sadly she died not knowing what a free Cuba would be like. I'm a Cuban American and sadly I too will die before Cuba goes Democratic like this great country of ours.
Despite the fact that the Grumps introduced a few people to this song, I must say that Celia Cruz was such a beautiful iconic queen and gift to us all. Her voice is always so lovely to listen to. So welcome lovelies to a beautiful Cuban song by a wonderful queen(:
Meletulu Tatafu correct! I just wanted to highlight how talented she was as a Latin artist. She was an absolute gift to pretty much all of us Latinx peeps(: and any other non Latinx peeps who also knew about her.
Yo soy un hombre sincero De donde crece la palma Y antes de morirme quiero Echar mis versos del alma Guantanamera, guajira Guantanamera Mi verso es de un verde claro Y de un carmín encendido Mi verso es un ciervo herido Que busca en el monte amparo Guantanamera, guajira Guantanamera Cultivo una rosa blanca En julio como en enero PARA el amigo sincero Que me da su mano franca Guantanamera, guajira Guantanamera Con los pobres de la tierra Quiero yo mi suerte echar El arroyo de la sierra Me complace más que el mar Guantanamera, guajira Guantanamera Guantanamera in English I am a truthful man From where the palm tree grows And before dying I want To let out the verses of my soul My verse is light green And it is flaming red My verse is a wounded stag Who seeks refuge on the mountain I grow a white rose In July just as in January For the honest friend Who gives me his OPEN hand With the poor people of the earth I want to cast my lot The brook of the mountains Gives me more pleasure than the sea
Why does this song always send chills down my spine? Its like if a memory from another time, from another body, before the reincarnation into my current body, spirit, and soul is trying to reach out to me.
Och te dziewczyny z Guantánamo...Klimat zdjęć i piękna muza...czego więcej potrzeba...a do tego jeszcze przychodzą wspomnienia jak to za młodu przy gitarze i winie ryczeliśmy te nutki...Serce krwawi,ale to sie wróci !!!Pozdrawiam łezkę roniąc !!!
Never heard the song before -- had to look it up, cause I had no idea what the Grumps were talking about. Now I gotta wonder how many of the views are from my fellow Lovelies.
I think we can all agree that this is the most popular and most iconic version of the song. So iconic that we at some point thought it was Celia's original song and not a cover. 😅❤
Guantanamera, guajira guantanamera * Guantanamera, guajira, guantanamera I am a truthful man; I come from where the palm tree grows, I am a truehearted man, who comes from where the palm trees grow, Before I lay down my life, I long to coin the verses of my soul Chorus I plant a snowy rose in January and July, I grow a snowy rose in January and July, For the open-hearted friend who puts a helping hand in mine Chorus The words that I write are radiant crimson and emerald bright, The poems that I write are radiant crimson and emerald bright, My verses are a wounded deer seeking shelter in the mountain height. * A peasant girl from Guantanamo Bay.
Since I was kid, I already like this song and did not know the meaning, after I studied in ELS, Norman, Oklahoma......I met many friends from cuba....and told me the meaning.....it was sour....but I still enjoy this music
Guantanamera, guajira guantanamera Guantanamera, guajira guantanamera Yo soy un hombre sincero, de donde crece la palma Yo soy un hombre sincero, de donde crece la palma Y antes de morir yo quiero cantar mis versos del alma Estribillo: Cultivo una rosa blanca, en julio como en enero, Para el amigo sincero, que me da su mano franca. Estribillo (dos veces) Mi verso es de un verde claro, y de un carmín encendido Mi verso es de un verde claro, y de un carmín encendido Mi verso es un ciervo herido, que busca en el monte amparo. Estribillo (dos veces)
Don't know why this popped up in my feed and only clicked on it because I saw the still-shot and thought "holy crap, I've stayed in that hotel". A few years ago now but this really brought back some great memories.
Thank you for this video, Its hard to believe that there are people that acutally slow down enough to enjoy life. My life is so hecktic, Its up at 3:00am running and working my ass off and cant even think about sleep or dinner intell at least 10:00p.m. WoW how cool Great video.
I remember when I was kid growing up in Miami in the 70's, when a gang of ten year olds could ride their spider bikes all the way to Matheson Hammock, spend the day at the beach, eat a hot dog, soda and bag of chips for like 1.50, then ride home before the street lights came on ... we were quite a posse; Irish, Jewish, Cuban, Italian and P-Rican all riding 'dirty' with playing cards clothes pinned to the spokes flapping along singing "One ton Tomatooooo" ... good times. I should write a book.
You should do a Video or Movie of your time growing up in Miami in the 70's as a kid amigo. Its a great story pal. And would make a great screen play. Contact Andy Garcia in Los Angeles,. He would love your project and probably back it. Guantanamera amigo!
Make it student's friendly, so we can show it in our Spanish classes.
You could be the next mark Twain
I lived in Coral Gables in the 70s then became a Key Rat in the 80s. loved that bike trail (complete with bike-crushed blue crabs on the asphalt) to Matheson. You gave me a great "walk" down memory lane. Thanks!
@@sweetiepie4328 HAHAHAH! I just read this, thank you! You made my day.
Yo creo q hasta el dia de hoy no existe ni existira alguien con el talento q tenia esa gran mujer q era celia cruz saludos desde monterrey nuevo leon mexico
Oh... Mamma Mia...🙏❤️ I was little girl ...who born in Russia...in the end of the World... Pacific ocean cost...In my memory ...I see... amazing pictures of happiness...My oldest brother with his friends playing on guitars and singing this song...So miss...so miss this moments... forever...Never forget...
This song brings back so many great childhood memories from the 70s! Although I am African-American, I grew up in a multicultural community where Celia Cruz's music pumped from the speakers in the windows of my neighbors. And no matter who you were or where you were from, if you were in the neighborhood, you knew the lyrics! I was always fascinated by Celia Cruz and her fabulous wardrobe and beautiful smile! I also loved how she embraced her African heritage through her music. Because of her, visiting Cuba is on my bucket list! An icon and legend.......Azucar!
Same same. 💜👊🏾
I’m from Cameroon 🇨🇲 and I’ve fallen in love with this beautiful song there’s something about it that speaks to my soul 🥰
Me too we used to sing it with my father growing up in Bamenda
I grew up in Bda listening to it from neighbors speakers 🔊 😂 had no idea what language it was but it felt good . Good memories
as a Peruvian, i absolutely love this song! Celia's voice is perfect for this song, and i love the pride she has for her country.
This song makes me feel good, and brings back memories from childhood. I grew up in Venice CA and all of the kids in the neighborhood played together. I remember hearing this song, being played often amongst neighbors, as if it were the backdrop in sound for us, the children playing together. Very heartwarming.❤
I grew up in England and this just makes me want to visit Cuba.
Cubans are passionate about food music and dancing. It's what makes them one of most famous Latin music of all time especially in the 30s to 60s. I love Celia Cruz. She expressed the beauty of Cuba through her music.
I’m Mexican American and after my trip to Cuba I cry every time I hear this
It took you that long to hear the song ? We Mexican americans have heard this song A LONG TIME AGOOOO LOL .
My cruise ship was the last ship to go to Cuba last year! I❤️CUBA..... Love CC's rendition of this classic!
Your so lucky, my son and daughter in law were one of the last Americans allowed to go and I've wanted to go for 50 years😪
Wyclef Jean gave my generation a gift by introducing me to the great Celia Cruz.
Wow im from the Caribbean and heard this song years ago.. too many and I've always thought it said "One dollar melon, papito, one dollar melon lolz.. glad to have found this and understand it now...
We used to sing this song in South Africa during the time of apartheid in 1976 and 1985.
Love from Tanzania💗💗💗
Because Cuba was on the side of Freedom there, while Ronald Reagan supported the apartheid regime - He would've loved to emulate that if he could get away with it.
As a Mexican, I love her music!
She one of the greats.
This song has been in my head for days, thanks for posting it. I’m from Canada but I’ve visited Cuba, loved it
A TRUE CUBAN QUEEN WHEN IT
COME TO HER MUSIC
THE LATE AND GREAT
MRS. CEILA CRUZ I LOVE
THIS SONG ALSO FROM MAMBO KINGS SOUNDTRACK DIDN'T GET TO SEE THE MOVIE
Cuando yo estaba refugiado en la base naval militar de guantanamo cuando el exodo de los balseros 1994 que celia cruz ( azucar) fue a cantar a nosotro los cubanos que lindo recuerdo
This music reminds me where I came from, my island Dominican Republic, my childhood. ❤❤❤
VIVA CELIA CRU, LA MÁS GRANDE CANTANTE DE MUSICA CUBANA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS...VIVA CUBA LIBRE Y ABAJO LA TIRANÍA CASTRISTA...PATRIA Y VIDA NY LIBERTAD
I'M not Cuban but after being in cuba ,this song brings tears to my eyes
Solveg Rasmus Oooops... You fell in love 💘 💘 💘 LOL
im cuban but same here-
I have been to cuba in 2014, back then I didn't appreciate it enough, now! I cry!
Why?
The Crazy Girl I’m Cuban too. Grew up listening to this song.
I used to work in a spanish restaurant that played this song. Myself, being unable to speak even the slightest bit of spanish, would substitute "One dollar melon... Why eat a one dollar melon" for the lyrics. Still have no idea what it's saying. Love this track.
Similar experience. Back in the mid 80's I was in a restaurant with some friends when we were all hearing this song for the first time. None of us were Spanish speaking so to us it sounded like, "One ton tomato. I need a one ton tomato." As the years passed I lived in Mexico for short while and traveled extensively in Mexico and Central America, slowly and eventually acquiring maybe 50 % fluency in Spanish. But I'll always refer to this as the "One ton tomato" song, and it will always be one of my favorites with Spanish lyrics.
The lyrics on this in Spanish are really good . Guantanamera
One Man United 🟥🫶⬛
This must be the Very Best Version of this song. The vocal by Celia Cruz is magical. This song will change your mood immediately.
That's right....it' s simply magical
I agree
Her Spanish is thrilling, the way she rrrrrrolls those rrrrrrrrs!
Viva Celia Cruz!!! La Reyna de Salsa! Cuba arriba!!!!
I am.not Cuban but so in love with this song. I hope to visit Cuba soon.
Celia Cruz the Queen of Salsa. There will never be anyone like her. RIP
I was listening to wyclef because his song was one of my favorite songs ever. Decided to see what the “original” sounded like. So yea, I’m here because of wyclef. Music = universal language.
My wife and I danced to this great song in Havana under the stars last month. Just life changing. I love Cuba and the Cuban people. This Gringo will be seeing you again soon Cuba. Cuba Mi Encanta !
"Meh"
On s'en lasse pas d'écouter cette chanson me rappelle de bons souvenirs
I really love this song. I am Asian but this is one of the best songs to make you happy!
I'm Cuban when I listen to this song...love that backpack girl
My dad always listened to Celia when I was growing up. He taught me how to dance to these songs.
A beautiful voice accompanied by a beautiful person. Celia Cruz was a beautiful singer. Sadly she died not knowing what a free Cuba would be like. I'm a Cuban American and sadly I too will die before Cuba goes Democratic like this great country of ours.
..... linda música cubana !!!... parabéns ao povo cubano !!!.... meu sonho conhecer Cuba !!!....(Paulo Mendes - Curvelo - MG).
im from Goa - India , i love you Celia and your music
Despite the fact that the Grumps introduced a few people to this song, I must say that Celia Cruz was such a beautiful iconic queen and gift to us all. Her voice is always so lovely to listen to. So welcome lovelies to a beautiful Cuban song by a wonderful queen(:
Elaine Chicas I mean she is the queen of Salsa (that’s the type of music she produced right?)
Meletulu Tatafu correct! I just wanted to highlight how talented she was as a Latin artist. She was an absolute gift to pretty much all of us Latinx peeps(: and any other non Latinx peeps who also knew about her.
Elaine Chicas True, she was an absolute gift indeed..
i love this song it brings so many memories back. I am not from Cuba but my dad is and I go all the time and I've got to say its wonderful.
Where do you live now? I
that's the sound of Cuba!! makes wann'a cry
Yo soy un hombre sincero
De donde crece la palma
Y antes de morirme quiero
Echar mis versos del alma
Guantanamera, guajira Guantanamera
Mi verso es de un verde claro
Y de un carmín encendido
Mi verso es un ciervo herido
Que busca en el monte amparo
Guantanamera, guajira Guantanamera
Cultivo una rosa blanca
En julio como en enero
PARA el amigo sincero
Que me da su mano franca
Guantanamera, guajira Guantanamera
Con los pobres de la tierra
Quiero yo mi suerte echar
El arroyo de la sierra
Me complace más que el mar
Guantanamera, guajira Guantanamera
Guantanamera in English
I am a truthful man
From where the palm tree grows
And before dying I want
To let out the verses of my soul
My verse is light green
And it is flaming red
My verse is a wounded stag
Who seeks refuge on the mountain
I grow a white rose
In July just as in January
For the honest friend
Who gives me his OPEN hand
With the poor people of the earth
I want to cast my lot
The brook of the mountains
Gives me more pleasure than the sea
Thank you!
I’m pretty sure sincero means sincere lol . Close tho
UR A REAL ONE
Thank you!!! Was hoping for the English translation....wonderful poetry!
@@Bigscrillaoncapnemcuhss honest
Why does this song always send chills down my spine? Its like if a memory from another time, from another body, before the reincarnation into my current body, spirit, and soul is trying to reach out to me.
We all feel it!
Absolutely
That's crazy I feel them too..😂❤❤
Show! Coisas lindas: a música e a interpretação. Maravilha!
I remember in my grandparents house Cuban in the jukebox this song played a lot I miss u awalo
we South Pacific Islanders love this song.
Och te dziewczyny z Guantánamo...Klimat zdjęć i piękna muza...czego więcej potrzeba...a do tego jeszcze przychodzą wspomnienia jak to za młodu przy gitarze i winie ryczeliśmy te nutki...Serce krwawi,ale to sie wróci !!!Pozdrawiam łezkę roniąc !!!
tak jest
Me encanta!!! recuerdos de dos personas maravillosas José Martí y Celia Cruz! Los Adoro!!
I'm from Zambia and I totally love this song
Never heard the song before -- had to look it up, cause I had no idea what the Grumps were talking about. Now I gotta wonder how many of the views are from my fellow Lovelies.
Que viva Guantanamera Celia!!!!....Gracias por el video...
Comments: "who's here from the grumps?"
Me, a Cuban American: *visible confusion*
I'm Cuban American, but I only know this song because of White Chicks😂
Llo soy mexicano cubano i es algo especial para mi de tener dos culturas tan grandes como las que tengo arriba mexico i cubita bella
The 60s-90s were incredible time in music.
I think we can all agree that this is the most popular and most iconic version of the song. So iconic that we at some point thought it was Celia's original song and not a cover. 😅❤
Listening from Vanuatu 🇻🇺🇻🇺
Celia cruz una grand cantante dela musica latina *....*soy de brasil me gusta esta musica kkkjaj
♡
A mi tbn te digo lo mismo
Mi abuelo Juan Juárez Moya cantaba esta canción con su guitarra en el Distrito Federal porque Cuba le heredó su música a Mexico, Gracias!
Thank you Game Grumps for introducing me to this amazing song love it!!!
Thank you very much for this version of Guantanamera sung by Celia cruz !!
What a great song ! It resonates with something in my soul. She does a great job singing it !
thanks game grumps for getting this stuck in my head 24/7 i guess?
I KNOW, RIGHT?
was looking for this comment
Completely
Lol that's why I'm here ✌🏻
GUAN-TANAMERA!
Guanjira, Guantanamera!
GUAN-TANAMERAAAAA
GUANJIRA GUANTANAMERAAAAAA! xD
Wyclef Jean's version, alerted me to this
(I thank him for that!)
Thanks to my father to introducing me to this music, even if it was from our roots, to this day, still feel it my soul
La Gran Celia Cruz...your music will live forever!
I'm a while boy frome way back when, Heard this when I was a kid, Awesome.
Guantanamera, guajira guantanamera *
Guantanamera, guajira, guantanamera
I am a truthful man; I come from where the palm tree grows,
I am a truehearted man, who comes from where the palm trees grow,
Before I lay down my life, I long to coin the verses of my soul
Chorus
I plant a snowy rose in January and July,
I grow a snowy rose in January and July,
For the open-hearted friend who puts a helping hand in mine
Chorus
The words that I write are radiant crimson and emerald bright,
The poems that I write are radiant crimson and emerald bright,
My verses are a wounded deer seeking shelter in the mountain height.
* A peasant girl from Guantanamo Bay.
Alan Tunbridge, June and July, pero gracias
Thanks so much for the English translation, loved the song but never knew the meaning, its beautiful.
Edsel
EdX o
Dd
Thanks for the translation.
tysm, I can finally explain a bit to my mother on this song
Para mi Cuba, maravilloso video, un italiano enamorado de Cuba !
What a beautiful song love it 😍
We love you Celia Cruz Queen and Goddess of Salsas 💃
Growing up in Miami.I love my multi-cultural upbringing!!!!
we wish you a beautiful day. Muchissimas gracias por esta cancion! Recuerdos bonitos...
This tune around the world will never be forgot.
Amo estas canciones, me emocionan mucho. Ya iré a cuba ❤
Since I was kid, I already like this song and did not know the meaning, after I studied in ELS, Norman, Oklahoma......I met many friends from cuba....and told me the meaning.....it was sour....but I still enjoy this music
Heavenly !!!!. Celia takes you to places you have never been. Sheer bliss.!!!
VIVA CUBA LIBRE 🇨🇺
J'ai hâte d'y retourner prochainement très belle musique m'aide moralement un rayon de soleil
Omg! que recuerdos de mi niñes! 😢😰😭 Cuba Algun día estaré de regreso.....
This song brings me waaay back. Love it!
...... saudades do povo cubano !!!... gente maravilhosa !!!.....(Paulo Mendes - Curvelo - MG).
Celia, that unmistakable voice I grew up listening to
Love this!!! And love Celia Cruz!!! Azucar!!!!
Nina Fletcher Azucar
oh yes, AZUCAAAAAARRRR
I have no clue what the wodrs are but i love the tune
Eu lembro do meu pai quando escuto esta linda música,... (I remember my daddy when I'm listenning to this beautiful song,...)
Gracias!! 😉✨
Guantanamera, guajira guantanamera
Guantanamera, guajira guantanamera
Yo soy un hombre sincero, de donde crece la palma
Yo soy un hombre sincero, de donde crece la palma
Y antes de morir yo quiero cantar mis versos del alma
Estribillo:
Cultivo una rosa blanca, en julio como en enero,
Para el amigo sincero, que me da su mano franca.
Estribillo (dos veces)
Mi verso es de un verde claro, y de un carmín encendido
Mi verso es de un verde claro, y de un carmín encendido
Mi verso es un ciervo herido, que busca en el monte amparo.
Estribillo (dos veces)
Dora Saunier thank you 😊
Latinos music is the best
One of my greatest destinations. This song brings me back to all the drinking singing dancing bars in Havana......long to return.
My Favorate song ever. First heard in La Bufadura, Tijuana surf trip.
Great video Thank You so much shaatc for sharing it, it almost made me cry, Cubaaaaaaaaaaa you're so beautiful!
GREAT SONG AND RECORDING
ARTIST FROM THE LATE AND
GREAT CELIA CRUZ
SHE WILL ALWAYS BE MISSED
BY HER FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND
LOYAL FANS WORLDWIDE. R.I.P.
Inolvidable canción e inolvidable Celia.
Don't know why this popped up in my feed and only clicked on it because I saw the still-shot and thought "holy crap, I've stayed in that hotel". A few years ago now but this really brought back some great memories.
I love this song special whit this amazing voice of Celia Cruz I love you negra
Thank you for this video, Its hard to believe that there are people that acutally slow down enough to enjoy life. My life is so hecktic, Its up at 3:00am running and working my ass off and cant even think about sleep or dinner intell at least 10:00p.m. WoW how cool Great video.
45- are you a hare krshna or a kiwi Cow farmer or both.- ????????
You have to break loose from that schedule, it is not good for your health.
Bonitas imágenes, bonito vídeo y preciosa la canción.
I love this particular version of hers...I want to find the album/collection this came from..do you know what it is called?
Daniel Max Yetnikoff This version is included on the soundtrack to the movie 'The Mambo Kings'.
Absolutely Beautiful! I Will Visit One Day... Viva Cuba!!!
Wyclef Jean brought me here 💯 🇭🇹🇨🇺
God bless Cuba! The people always ask for this song... 3 chords mean so much
Viva Celia, Viva Cuba🇨🇺🇨🇺!!!!!
Pure Cuban music, two classics in one.
I left Cuba in 1962 but I still remember it.