Y ahi llego yo
llego yo y ahi vamos a ver
vamos a ver como es goza
como es goza
es goza con el bembe
con el bembe
el bembe africano es
Mirala,
mirala que linda es
linda es
linda es y se le ve
se le ve
se le ve yo no se que
no se que
no se que tiene Mayte (bis)

Y ahi llego yo....
y ahi vamos a ver.....
como es goza....
con el bembe....

No me pregunten
cuando me voy
si a mi me sigue gustando el pueblo donde soy
que me perdonen
si yo me quejo
pero me gusta mas como la canta Alejo
Soy pacifico, soy caribe
y en Santa Marta juego futbol con el Pibe
Quiero gritarlo,
lo voy a hacer
Viva Palenque y viva Pambele.

Y ahi llego yo
llego yo y ahi vamos a ver
vamos a ver como es goza
como es goza
es goza con el bembe
con el bembe
el bembe africano es
Mirala....

Y ahi llego yo....
y ahi vamos a ver.....
como es goza....
con el bembe....


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    the name of the song is " Pa Mayte" and it's really cool it makes me want to go out and dance or something, i think he wrote it to express the love and beauty of his culture.

    Andie_008on December 12, 2005   Link

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