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Jose Narvaez Y Cristina Hurtado Bailando Lambada

Jose Narvaez Y Cristina Hurtado Bailando Lambada

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You're referring to a classic Latin dance song. "Lambada" is a popular dance track by the French group Loano, but the version you're thinking of is probably the one by the Spanish dancers Jose Narvaez and Cristina Hurtado.

Jose Narvaez and Cristina Hurtado are a Spanish dance couple who gained fame in the 1990s for their performances in various dance styles, including the Lambada. The song "Lambada" was a hit in the 1990s and has since become a nostalgic classic, often associated with the dance craze of that era.

The song's upbeat rhythm and energetic music made it perfect for the Lambada dance style, which originated in Brazil and France in the 1980s. The dance involves a series of quick foot movements and hip swivels, often performed in a energetic and dynamic style.

Do you have a special memory associated with this song or dance?
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