Lou Bega - A Little Bit of Mambo
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Free Music Review: I love this CD
Hit: 5 Stars
This Cd was really good. I love his music. It makes you want to get up an dance.Free Music Review: MaMbO sTrIkEs BaCk
Hit: 4 Stars
Mambo still lives! When I bought this cd last year I thought it was going to be just another run of the mill pop album. I was suprised to see that it wasn't a pop album but a mambo album. My favorite songs are Mambo #5(A Little Bit Of Mambo), Can I Tico Tico You, Tricky Tricky, and Mambo Mambo. If you ever want to have a good time or throw a party then this is the album to get.Free Music Review: A lot of Mambo!
Hit: 4 Stars
If you liked Mambo #5,then you will probably like this cd. Almost every song on this Album,sounds like Mambo #5. Thats not really a bad thing,but it gets old quick. 1+1=2,I gotta girl,and The Most expensive girl,all are pretty good,but in someparts they sound so alike,its almost impossible to tell them apart. A Little bit of Mambo,is a descent effort,and at least deserves a listen to.Free Music Review: Only good song is Mambo Number Five
Hit: 2 Stars
I like Lou Bega's song Mambo Number Five. It's a great song, so I bought the CD. It starts off well with his #1 pop hit, but after that it took a plunge. All the songs after that are highly annoying pop-dance tunes with basically one line of lyrics that he repeats over and over and over again. I couldn't stand it, even after the second song, "Baby Keep Smiling." Ugh. And all the songs are practically about the same thing, some guy who goes out and gets any girl he can for one night. He's a player. If you like Mambo Number Five, get the CD single. Don't buy this album. I regret that I did . . .Free Music Review: Disappointing...But Not A Disaster
Hit: 3 Stars
The catchy song "Mambo #5", which some of my friends call "The Bill Clinton Song" (quite fittingly) is the best song on this album. That said, this is not a total disaster. I liked "The Most Expensive Girl In The World" (as I can imagine many girls at my university like that), and "Tricky Tricky" was okay, but "I Got A Girl" is a direct rip-off of "Mambo #5" and none of the other tracks are all that memorable. This album is a decent, but unspectacular listen.