Wearing the sombrero vueltiao, an iconic and representative symbol of Colombia, specifically on the Caribbean coast, the man began to sing the musical notes of Sleepy Bear, a hit by Binomio de Oro.
The song is part of his repertoire, released in 1984 on the album “Forever”. It tells the story of a “bear” (an affectionate and colloquial term to refer to a loved one) who sleeps peacefully with his lover watching him and expressing his love and affection.
The song evokes a sense of tenderness and romance, hallmarks of the vallenato style.
El Binomio de Oro, with his unique style and passionate interpretation, managed to connect with audiences not only in Colombia, but also in other parts of Latin America. His music left a lasting mark on the genre.
With almost 180,000 followers on Instagram, the American has managed to attract the attention of Internet users who do not stop requesting other versions, and in response to their requests, the man also performed El santo cachón, from the Vallenato Ambassadors.
The theme tells a humorous and funny story about a man who realizes that his wife is unfaithful.
Its catchy melody and humorous lyrics have made it a classic of the genre and it remains popular even years after its release.
The Vallenato Ambassadors are known for their ability to combine Vallenato tradition with contemporary elements, allowing them to appeal to a wide and diverse audience.
In other of his videos, although he doesn’t sing it, he also mentions and reads ‘I like it, I like it’ by Silvestre Dangond in English. The song has become a classic in the repertoire of the urumitero.
Source: El heraldo
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