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(Vamos a bailar La Murga) 00:33
(La Murga de Panamá) 00:35
(Los muchachos se alborotan) 00:38
(Cuando la ven caminar) 00:41
Eh, vamos a bailar la murga 00:42
La murga de Panamá 00:46
Esto es una cosa fácil 00:48
Y muy buena pa'bailar 00:51
(Vamos a bailar La Murga) 00:54
(La Murga de Panamá) 00:56
(Los muchachos se alborotan) 00:59
(Cuando la ven caminar) 01:02
Ay tu tienes un caminao 01:04
Que me tienes trastornao 01:07
Y cuando bailas La Murga 01:10
Oye mamita que buena estás 01:12
01:15
Murga pa'quí, murga pa'llá 01:48
(Esta es la murga de Panamá) 01:50
Oye muchacha vamo'a bailar 01:52
(Esta es la murga de Panamá) 01:55
Eh, trae la murga de Panamá 01:57
(Esta es la murga de Panamá) 02:00
Oye yo quiero bailar 02:04
(Esta es la murga de Panamá) 02:06
Ey, Panamá y Panamá, pana, pana, Panamá 02:08
(Esta es la murga de Panamá) 02:11
Ataca Yomo 02:14
02:15
Guapea' Willie Colón 03:28
¡El Diablo! 03:31
03:40
Murga pa'quí, murga pa'llá 04:23
(Esta es la murga de Panamá) 04:25
Esta es la murga y que buena está 04:27
(Esta es la murga de Panamá) 04:30
Ey, chacuchucuchai, chacuchucucha, cha-cha-cha 04:32
(Esta es la murga de Panamá) 04:36
Que buena es la maraca en la murga, mamá 04:38
(Esta es la murga de Panamá) 04:41
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La Murga – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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Hector Lavoe, Willie Colon
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Lyrics & Translation

Experience the infectious rhythm of "La Murga" by Héctor Lavoe and Willie Colón, a song that brings the spirit of Panamanian carnival to life. Learning the Spanish lyrics offers a fun way to connect with vibrant Latin culture and dance.

[English]
Let's dance the Murga
The Murga of Panama
The boys get excited
When they see her walk
Hey, let's dance the Murga
The Murga of Panama
This is an easy thing
And really good for dancing
Let's dance the Murga
The Murga of Panama
The boys get excited
When they see her walk
Oh, you got a walk
That drives me crazy
And when you dance the Murga
Hey, sweetheart, you look so good
...
Murga here, murga there
This is the Murga of Panama
Hey girl, let's dance
This is the Murga of Panama
Hey, bring the Murga of Panama
This is the Murga of Panama
Hey, I want to dance
This is the Murga of Panama
Hey, Panama and Panama, buddy, buddy, Panama
This is the Murga of Panama
Attack, Yomo
...
Big shot Willie Colon
The Devil!
...
Murga here, murga there
This is the Murga of Panama
This is the Murga, and it's so good
This is the Murga of Panama
Hey, cha-chuchucuchai, cha-chuchucucha, cha-cha-cha
This is the Murga of Panama
How great the maraca sounds in the Murga, mama
This is the Murga of Panama
...
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Vocabulary Meanings

bailar

/baiˈlaɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to dance

murga

/ˈmuɾɣa/

B1
  • noun
  • - a type of festive music and dance from Panama

muchachos

/muˈtʃatʃos/

A2
  • noun
  • - boys or young men

caminar

/kamiˈnaɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to walk

buena

/ˈbwe.na/

A2
  • adjective
  • - good

tienes

/ˈtjenez/

A1
  • verb
  • - you have

trastornao

/tɾasˈtoɾnao/

B2
  • adjective
  • - disturbed or troubled

ataca

/aˈtaka/

A2
  • verb
  • - to attack

maraca

/maˈɾaka/

B1
  • noun
  • - a percussion instrument

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Vamos a bailar La Murga

    ➔ Use of "vamos a" to express a near future action or intention.

    "Vamos a" is a Spanish periphrastic construction used to indicate a planned or imminent action.

  • Esto es una cosa fácil

    ➔ Use of "es" (ser) for defining or describing a noun.

    "Es" is the third person singular form of the verb "ser", used here to define or describe a noun.

  • Y cuando bailas La Murga

    ➔ Use of the present tense "bailas" (bailar) to describe a habitual or ongoing action.

    "Bailas" is the second person singular form of "bailar" in the present tense, used here to indicate an ongoing action.

  • Que buena es la maraca en la murga, mamá

    ➔ Use of "es" (ser) to describe or emphasize a characteristic.

    "Es" is the third person singular form of "ser", used here to describe a characteristic of the maraca tension.