Oye ya
by Eliades Ochoa and Maria Ochoa
An upbeat Traditional Son interpreted by maria Ochoa and accompanied by his brother Eliades Ochoa together with electric guitar of Julio Montoro." I like to dance rumba because it hits me like a storm. I like to sing Guaracha and Guaguancó."
Hey now, hey now, hey now my bongo sound
They call me the black woman because I sound my bongo
There are many that sound like me that are not black
Hey now, hey now, hey now my bongo sound
I like dancing the rumba because it is an honourable dance
It depends on the movement
Hey now, hey now, hey now my bongo sound
I like to sing guaracha guaguabando
But if I sing a rumba no one can sing it like me
Hey now, hey now, hey now my bongo sound
Album
The multiple Grammy winning Artist of Buena Vista Social Club Eliades Ochoa with his sister Maria Ochoa get together to produce one of the most wonderful recording of all times in Cuba. Maria remembers how she used to sit in a hammock and asked Eliades to play on his broken guitar so that she could more…
Artists: Alma Latina, Eliades Ochoa and Maria Ochoa
Artists
The sisiter of Eliades Ochoa singer/song writer.