this was stuck in my head too.
its Cidinho & Doca - Rap Das Armas.
easily find it on YouTube but i cant find the version they play in the clubs :(
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It is Brazilian portuguese not spanish!
The only song that comes to mind is the 1990's Tejano... Selena's "Bidi Bidi bom bom"
bidi bidi bidi bom a bidi bidi bidi bidi bom cada vez....
What goes around.../...comes around by justin timberlake
M83 - Midnight City
I think you mean the song "Single Ladies". It goes like "up in da club" so I think that's what you mean.
A choir or chorus is a musical ensemble of singers. A vocal ensemble which sings in a church, or sings exclusively sacred music, is called a choir, whereas an ensemble which performs the non-soloist parts of an opera or musical theatre production (or sometimes an oratorio) is called a chorus. For most other ensembles those two words may be used interchangeably. Other equivalent terms, often used in the names of choirs to provide variety, include chorale. There are also terms for more specific types of choir, such as glee club, barbershop quartet, and Madrigal group. A choir usually has eight or more singers, typically with two or more singers on each part; a chorus is typically larger still, with many singers on each part. Smaller vocal ensembles are usually called trios, quartets, quintets, etc. (e.g., barbershop quartet), or a vocal group or singing group. and,,,,,,,,,,, In tragic plays of Ancient Greece, the chorus (choros) is believed to have grown out of the Greek dithyrambs and tragikon drama. The chorus offered background and summary information to help the audience follow the performance, commented on main themes, and showed how an ideal audience might react to the drama as it was presented. They also represent the general populace of any particular story. The chorus usually communicated in song form, but sometimes the message was spoken. It was the playwright's job to choreograph the chorus. In early tragedy, all parts were played by a single actor; because the actor left the stage often to change roles, the chorus was especially dominant. It is thought to have numbered approximately 50 singing and dancing members (choreutai) circa 508. Tragedy came to be composed of episodes separated by choral odes. In these odes, the chorus would chant rhythmically, so they could be viewed as one entity rather than individuals. In the second generation of Athenian tragedy the chorus often had a more substantial role in the narrative; in Euripedes's Bacchae, for example, the chorus, representing the frenzied female worshippers of Dionysus becomes a central character in itself. Although Aeschylus reduced the chorus to 12 members, it remained critical to his productions. Under Aeschylus, the chorus played such key roles as the protagonist in The Suppliants, and the antagonist in The Eumenides. Sophocles increased the chorus to 15 members, although the choral odes became only tenuously related to the dramatic action. The Sophoclean chorus was divided into two sub-choruses of 6 (hemichoria) and a leader (koryphaios); the number of actors increased from two to three. The leader of the chorus interacted with the characters in the play, and spoke for the general population (the play's public opinion). This change favoured the interaction between actors and thus brought ancient greek tragedy closer to the modern notion of dramatic plot. The size of the tragic chorus continued to waver, settling for a time at 3 members. Use of the chorus can be seen not only in Ancient Greek tragedies, but also in more recent works such as Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.a chorus is where someone is singing, dancing, or talking simultaneously
It sounds like Miley Cyrus - Party in the USA
chorus choral society
To the meeting of the Spanish Club. Literally = to the reunion of the club of Spanish.
"El club de español" or "Club español".
Club
No its actually Daddy Yankee's "Pose".. In case that isn't the song you were looking for it may be this one. Pretty Ricky feat Sean Paul- Push it Baby, with the following chorus: I Wanna See You Push It Push It Push It I Wanna See You Move It Move It Move It I Wanna See You Wind It Wind It Wind It I Wanna See You Push It Baby Oh Just Push That Thing On Me Push It Baby I Wanna See You
club or asociación Hope that helped (:
Glee Club is exactly what it sounds like; a club. So no, it's just an extracurricular activity.
Will Schuester invented the glee club. He is the glee club teacher and the Spanish teacher.
The question is asking, "Is he/she going to the Spanish Club reunion/meeting?" Either answer with "Sí" or "No."
The Spanish club thletico Madrid begins with A.
Chelsea in English is the same as in spanish because it is a name of a club. :)
the chorus seems to be "Welcome to my world, where i am alone"