- "
Bamboléo" is a 1987
Spanish language song by Gitano-French band
Gipsy Kings, from
their eponymous album. The song was
written by band
members Tonino Baliardo...
- Look up
bamboleo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bamboleo (Spanish, 'I sway') may
refer to:
Bamboleo (band), a
Cuban salsa band
Bamboleo, a nickname...
-
Bamboleo is a Havana-based
Cuban salsa and
timba band
formed in 1995, and
emblematic of the "timba brava"
generation of
Cuban bands in the 90s.
Their albums...
-
figures and
bands include:
Pachito Alonso y sus Kini Kini, Azúcar Negra,
Bamboleo,
Charanga Forever, Dan Den,
Alain Pérez,
Issac Delgado,
Tirso Duarte, Klímax...
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group eventually became world-famous with such
songs as "Djobi Djoba", "
Bamboléo", and "Un Amor". In 1991,
Bouchikhi left
Gipsy Kings due to
financial disagreements...
-
featured a
version of the song as a
mashup mixed with the
Gipsy Kings' "
Bamboléo". The
release from the
twelfth episode (called "The
Spanish Teacher") in...
- (1989 in the
United States),
which included the
songs "Djobi Djoba", "
Bamboléo", and the
ballad "Un Amor". The
record spent forty w****s on the US charts...
- most
important folk
songs in
Venezuela and is
regarded as a classic. "
Bamboléo", a
potpourri by the
Gipsy Kings, has some
verses from
Caballo Viejo, and...
- self-titled
third album.
Along with
other hits from the same
album such as "
Bamboléo" and "Un Amor", "Djobi Djoba"
helped rocket the
Gipsy Kings to European...
- timba. She is
known as the lead
vocalist in Azúcar Negra, as a
former Bamboleo singer, and for her solo career.
Haila was born on 28
January 1974 in Amancio...
