Top 40, rendering Bega as more a novelty act than anything else. 5." The second single, the hypnotic, brass-heavy "Tricky Tricky" failed to even ignite the U.S. None of the songs on this disc came close to matching the success of "Mambo No. Lou Bega's vocals are limited, to be sure, and the lyrics deal with little more than girls and partying (and are too ridiculous to be taken seriously), yet his charisma and good-natured intentions are undeniable. The single’s success helped propel Bega’s first LP, 1999’s A. Bega sampled the original, adding lyrics and a new beat. Werbefrei streamen oder als CD und MP3 kaufen bei.
5 was an update of a 1949 instrumental piece by the Cuban bandleader Prez Prado. 5 (A Little Bit of.) (Radio Edit) von Lou Bega bei Amazon Music.
Trai Càng p Cht Càng Nhanh (Thám T Lng Danh ch Nhân Kit Ost) (Vietsub) V.A. Y Nhân Nh Mng (M Nguyt Truyn OST) (Vietsub, Kara) Hoc Tôn (Henry Huo) 903,762 03:10. Nonetheless, this breezy, feel-good disc is entirely intoxicating, incorporating Caribbean rhythms and instrumentals ("The Most Expensive Girl in the World," "Icecream"), mambo-meets-techno influences ("Can I Tico Tico You"), jazz and hip-hop ("The Trumpet Part II"), and old-time nostalgia ("Baby Keep Smiling"), to create one of 1999's most unusual and unique albums. Bega started out as a rapper before shifting gears with Mambo No. Ôm p Tình Nhân / (i Tác Hôn Nhân Ost) H Hng Quân (Hubert Wu) 339,327 05:24. 5," then one would have a difficult time enjoying the rest of the album. 5." A couple of songs, including "1+1=2" and "I Got a Girl" are virtual rewrites of the aforementioned hit - meaning that if one didn't enjoy "Mambo No. The rest of Bega's album, A Little Bit of Mambo, follows pretty much the same recipe as "Mambo No. charts was the fact that no American commercial single was ever issued.
5" - the only thing that kept it from reaching the top of the U.S. Out of left field came German-born, Italian/Ugandan Lou Bega, scoring an international chart-topping single with his infectious "Mambo No.