Hola y bienvenido a WatchMojo Español, hoy conocerás a los artistas que alcanzaron el éxito… solo por un instante y con qué canciones lo hicieron. En nuestra lista incluimos Aserejé, La vaca, la botella, el za za za y muchas canciones más.
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00:00I want to jump in your sailboat, put you in my hat, and do that to us, ay ay ay ay
00:07I want to jump in your sailboat, put you in my hat, and do that to us, ay ay ay ay
00:14Hello and welcome to Watch Mojo Español.
00:17I am Jackie and today you will meet the artists who achieved success just for a moment.
00:24And with what songs did they do it?
00:28Number 10. Follow the Leader. SBS.
00:32The formula for these songs was relatively simple.
00:36A letter, nothing difficult, but with very contagious music,
00:40and that gave enough instructions so that anyone without great skills could dance it and have fun in a group.
00:48Hands up and down, up and down, up and down.
00:58This composition in Spanglish met precisely all the requirements and quickly became viral at parties.
01:07To date, it can still be heard at every social event where people want to dance together.
01:14You know, if your thing is not to dance but you want to socialize, it's time to learn the two steps of this song.
01:22A left step and a right step. A left step and a right step. A left step and a right step.
01:33Number 9. Canción del Velero. La Fiesta.
01:37This Spanish quartet, signed with Universal Music Spain, did not have much success outside of their country.
01:44However, the song El Velero snatched and reached Latin America to become a classic.
01:59The group reached the peak of its popularity at the beginning of the 2000s,
02:04which is when they released this song. In fact, it was practically the one that made them known,
02:10to the point that on their social networks, because yes, they have them,
02:15they continue to indicate that they are the authors of the song El Velero and La Vitamina.
02:21Number 8. La Botella. Mach and Daddy.
02:25The simple debut of the Panamanian duo Mach and Daddy was simply a hit that they did not even manage to match time later.
02:51The contagious song was part of their first studio album, Desde Abajo,
02:56and it came out in 2006 with a lot of success and acceptance, not only in their country,
03:02but also in many others in Latin America.
03:05It was on several hit music charts and was positioned first for more than three consecutive weeks
03:12on the radios of several Latin American countries.
03:16We support dancing this song at full volume,
03:19but definitely not following the directions of drinking on behalf of anyone.
03:24That's not right!
03:39Number 7. El Baile del Gorila. Melody.
03:42Number 7. El Baile del Gorila. Melody.
03:45Theoretically it has not been their only success, and much less their only single,
03:51but the popular song of El Baile del Gorila by the Spanish Melody was the one that catapulted it out of its home country.
03:59With the unbeatable formula of giving instructions within the same letter,
04:04Melody asked the generally childish public to raise and lower their hands
04:09to later imitate the sound of a gorilla.
04:27It was so successful that it was nominated for the Latin Grammy in 2003 for Best Children's Album
04:33and also competed with other musical exponents of its time, such as Ketchup and Sin Bandera.
04:39Currently the singer continues to release music,
04:42although it has not been as successful or moderately similar to that of its childhood.
04:49Number 6. La Vaca. Malafé.
04:52Javier Ignacio Gutiérrez, known as Malafé, is a musician from the Dominican Republic.
04:58With a simple name and a letter that was not complicated,
05:01this merengue could not be missing at any wedding, baptism or quinceañera,
05:06that could be celebrated in the Dominican Republic.
05:09As with many songs, just as popular in its time,
05:13it is still a classic that plays all over the world.
05:17In fact, in the case of this song, it is very famous,
05:20for being one of the most popular in Mexico,
05:22and it is one of the most popular in the world.
05:24It is also one of the most popular in the world for its genre.
05:27It is also one of the most popular in the world for its genre.
05:30With its extensive range of songs and unique vocal styles,
05:34this merengue is one of the most popular in the world.
05:37being a classic that is played in all the parties to date, and the jump that is made
05:43every time the cow is mentioned, iconic by the way, why did he have to clarify that
05:48it was the same cow? It is a mystery that apparently will never have an answer.
06:06Number 5, La Bomba, Azul Azul. It is undoubtable that Bolivia has many important characters
06:13in its history, but among those that we have to admit for better or for worse, which stood
06:18out in the musical environment, is the Azul Azul group. La Bomba was a success everywhere
06:25in Latin America, and many of us did not understand why his accent sounded so particular.
06:32The clear, fun and provocative instructions of the song made it very popular at all parties
06:54and meetings. Fortunately, now there is also a relatively modern version of 2017, only
07:01for those who do not know it, but it is still a very popular song, and it is one of the
07:08most popular in Latin America.
07:24Number 4, A Puro Dolor, Sun By Four. No, the original performers of this song are not
07:31or have never been without a flag, which is a Mexican band that for a long time was attributed
07:37to Puro Dolor. In reality, it belongs to the American Puerto Rican band Sun By Four,
07:44and was written by the Panamanian Omar Alfano. The beautiful and sentimental ballad became
08:04the first of greater duration in the first place of the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks list,
08:10but then Shakira's torture came and took her from her place. It is also part of the
08:16Billboard 100 and has an English version called Purest of Pain.
08:38Well, we stayed with Spanish. The reason for the disappearance of this band after
08:43of its success, preferred to start singing Christian songs.
09:01Number 3, Mesa Que Mas Aplauda, Climax. This is one of the clearest evidences that
09:20there are people with good luck. The song emerged in a nightclub in the city of Veracruz, Mexico,
09:27and was created by amateur DJ Oscar Fuentes. His group, Climax, distributed their non-professional albums,
09:36so the owners of several businesses outside the city began to use them. A record company
09:42decided to record a professional version, and the rest was history. Thanks to this song,
10:03his first album was positioned in the Billboard Top Latin Albums for six weeks, and became
10:10even more popular after the Mexican actor, producer and comedian Eugenio Derbez, sang
10:40the song.
10:55Number 2, Mayonesa, Chocolate. Chocolate was a Uruguayan tropical music band founded by
11:03an unsuccessful success. Mayonesa is a simple but contagious song, which tells how a mysterious
11:26woman approaches the character and makes him feel physically and mentally disoriented.
11:31Despite the fact that the group had several gold albums, two in Argentina and three platinum
11:36in Uruguay, they disappeared after this.
11:51Before getting to our first place, we have some One Hit Wonders that you will surely
11:57remember. La Planta, Chaos. Yo Quiero Bailar, Sonia y Selena.
12:28Papi Chulo, Lorna.
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13:11Number 1, Acer Eje, Las Ketchup. Few songs to date have been able to reach the
13:18unmeasurable success that the Spanish trio Las Ketchup achieved with this one. It was
13:39in the top 100 of the most sold songs worldwide in the history of music and had covers in
13:46Portuguese, and there was even a version in Spanglish. It received various recognition
14:09of record sales in at least 15 countries, and everyone thought it was talking about
14:16illegal substances that had hidden messages if played backwards or that it was a satanic
14:23invocation . The reality, let's say, is much more boring.
14:28Does it sound similar to you? What songs did we miss and remember from the 2000s? Tell us
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