@cartanmade: tracing the evolution of the melody that’s used in latin music and around the globe #reggaeton #latinmusic #musichistory

Samurai Pizza Cat :

So the Europeans stole something and copied it…. Again.

MardeMaria :

Not latin music bro, it's indigenous

JonJon TheWise :

Lambada is my original version

Gabriela :

the melody is indigenous 🪶

Darilynn :

You guys I think “Stereo Love” is same melody too

Kassy González :

Holy crap this is such a good music history lesson. Ty for teaching me something new today

aa.ament :

People can hate Latinos all they want but we have gone everywhere and will remain everywhere

stellastrange :

So the Lambada most of us know was the fucking COLONISED version?! 😭💔

R@uwl (D4rgelam) :

The song over time…

🐽 :

Everyone wanted a piece of that melody 😭

Jíbara Jíncha :

I had no idea that "llorando se fue" was the OG

Cas :

LLOOOORANDO SE FUÉ LA QUE UN DÍA ME HIZO LLORAAAAAAR

Vicho :

i heard "latin music" and i thought you were gonna talk about dies irae of agnus dei 😂 wrong latin i guess

Tiogotaway :

That sample actually goes further back than the 80s

craig :

Whoa, you really did your homework there 👍🏼

Lily :

Super informative 😁

🏳️‍🌈Hollyofalltrades🇨🇦 :

funny, I had this stuck in my head yesterday. didn't know it had that much lore.

moritahcol :

fun fact: some trucks sound also like that when reversing

j3ssmich19 :

This is so weird but as a kid everytime I’d get a fever this song would play in my head 😭😭

Sebastard :

Saúl :

calling J-Lo latina is wild....

Kenni 💙 :

So the original es Bolivian? 😳 I love the Lambada version, I was a wee boy and it was a massive hit.

?????? :

CHORANDO SE FOI is actually llorando se fue???!!!!!!

Viborín 🐍 :

Bolivia mentioned! 🇧🇴