Rhumba Boogie
The Browns Lyrics


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Well come all you children give a listen to me let me tell you bout a new boogie beat
There's no hesitation it's sweepin' the nation
It's the Rhumba Boogie down the South American way
While Madame Lozonga was teachin' La Conga in her little cabana in old Habana
The folks in old Mexico where doin' the tango
And we were steppin' to the rhythm of an old guitar
Then across the water came Cuban Pete he started the boogie to the Rhumba Beat
It's the Rhumba Boogie let's give it a whirl
While he plays the boogie in the South American style
(It's the Rhumba Boogie down the South American way)
When that old piano starts to beat everybody then starts to sing
To the Rhumba Boogie done the tropical style
It's the Rhumba Boogie and they're doin' it all of the while
Well the guy responsible for leadin' the band
He yells do you stuff it's the best in the land




It's the Rhumba Boogie let's dancin' a while
To the boogie woogie done the all American style

Overall Meaning

The Browns's song "Rhumba Boogie" is a fun, energetic song that celebrates the popularity of the Rhumba dance style that originated in South America. The song starts by encouraging everyone to listen to the new boogie beat and goes on to describe how the Rhumba Boogie is sweeping the nation with its infectious rhythm. The lyrics then delve into the history of the Rhumba dance style, describing how Madame Lozonga was teaching La Conga in her little cabana in old Habana while the people in old Mexico were doing the tango. The song then credits Cuban Pete with bringing the Rhumba Boogie across the water to the United States, where it has become hugely popular.


The song's upbeat tempo and catchy lyrics make it impossible not to dance along to the Rhumba Boogie. It's a celebration of a dance style that has brought people from different parts of the world together and become a cultural phenomenon. The song's simple message is to let go of your inhibitions and enjoy the music, which is a universal message that still resonates today.


Line by Line Meaning

Well come all you children give a listen to me let me tell you bout a new boogie beat
Hey, everyone! Listen up! I want to tell you about an exciting new music trend called Rhumba Boogie.


There's no hesitation it's sweepin' the nation
This music is becoming incredibly popular all across the United States without any hesitation.


It's the Rhumba Boogie down the South American way
The Rhumba Boogie is a dance and music style that originated in South America.


While Madame Lozonga was teachin' La Conga in her little cabana in old Habana
In Havana, a lady named Madame Lozonga was teaching people how to dance La Conga in her small hut.


The folks in old Mexico where doin' the tango
Meanwhile, in Mexico, people were dancing the Tango.


And we were steppin' to the rhythm of an old guitar
At the same time, we were dancing to the rhythm of an old guitar.


Then across the water came Cuban Pete he started the boogie to the Rhumba Beat
A man named Cuban Pete introduced the Rhumba Boogie to us and started dancing to it in his own way.


It's the Rhumba Boogie let's give it a whirl
Let's try out the Rhumba Boogie and dance to its unique beats.


While he plays the boogie in the South American style
As the musician plays the Rhumba Boogie with its distinct rhythm and style that originates from South America.


(It's the Rhumba Boogie down the South American way)
(Once again, the Rhumba Boogie is a type of dance and music that originates from South America.)


When that old piano starts to beat everybody then starts to sing
As soon as the piano picks up the beat, everyone begins to sing along and enjoy the Rhumba Boogie music.


To the Rhumba Boogie done the tropical style
People dance to the Rhumba Boogie with a tropical style and rhythm that suits the music.


It's the Rhumba Boogie and they're doin' it all of the while
Everyone is consistently enjoying and dancing to the Rhumba Boogie music.


Well the guy responsible for leadin' the band
The person in charge of leading and directing the band.


He yells do you stuff it's the best in the land
He proclaims that their music is the best in the area.


It's the Rhumba Boogie let's dancin' a while
Let's keep dancing to the Rhumba Boogie for a while longer!


To the boogie woogie done the all American style
Now let's dance to the American-style Boogie Woogie version of the Rhumba Boogie.




Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: HANK SNOW

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Comments from YouTube:

Agnieszka Miłek

Piękne country.!
Pozdrawiam serdecznie,miłego dnia i udanego weekendu życzę,uściski♥

john sandiford

+Agnieszka Miłek Glad you enjoyed the song and thanks for listening

LouBable

Great song.......love it...

john sandiford

+LouBable Glad you enjoyed the song and thanks for listening

Maxine Russell

My thanks to John Sandiford for posting this great song made famous by Grand Ole Opry membre, Hank Snow. The Browns have this in their LP "Grand Ole Opry Favorites" which was nominated for a grammy as best performance by a vocal group, our competition was Peter, Paul,& Mary and The Beatles. The Beatles won with A Hard Days Night. (Maxine)

john sandiford

+Maxine Russell Thanks for the nice comment & some history Maxine.

Brasilian Rose

Great share John just heard Billy Walker do this both very nice Thumbs up for The Browns Thanks for sharing,James

Brasilian Rose

Youre welcome

john sandiford

Glad you enjoyed the song and thanks for listening James