Speed: 99 bpm
The DJ's Take: I was dumb enough to take French in high school, so I have no idea what these lyrics mean (except the title). But it's festive, isn't it? I'm old enough to remember spinning tracks like
Gasolina![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sjYqXOz4oPyXV5DOr6ySSbDCpcRUYMRIS9ua-OUmNvfIwDVECLy2u5ow5e8DNTSkZ1CE73pLtO1jM2X8JYzWpJL9XlahlYPnjNxWcQI4IO5TDzJFfafeN9x4atzSxUuVfapYzCxLAIVHRP4V8Wjw=s0-d)
,
Oye Mi Canto, and
Lo Que Paso Paso when reggaeton was hot. And my feeling is this is still danceable for a Latin crowd, maybe in NYC or somewhere in Texas. But there's also that universal bounce that can work elsewhere if you time it right. If you're staying key-compatible, try blending with Usher's
Yeah!, although almost anything upbeat in the
100 bpm range should keep things going.
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