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Pacha Massive — Pachangueando
Album: All Good Things
Avg rating:
6.2

Your rating:
Total ratings: 1653









Released: 2007
Length: 3:59
Plays (last 30 days): 4
Me Levanto todos los dias
dandole gracias a la vida
aunque este mala la cosa
tengo mente positiva
este lastimado no importa
el tiempo cura la vida
para progresar en este mundo
tienes que tomar medida
pachangueando vengo, pachangueando voy
ya no busques me porque aqui estoy
todo y Lo tengo yo a ti te lo doy
me tienes en el cielo, me dice
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 BMTR wrote:
Right enough! Nothing special, but perfect for the trash can.... {#Razz}


sometimes i wish the RP Bot would just add "...in my humble opinion." to comments.
I think this is pretty groovy, and reminds me of tripping around among the enigmatic ancient stone towers and structures near Silustani, Peru, and how the locals were chanting, "Pacha Mama, Mama Cocha," to me as they kept filling my cup of chicha, or corn beer. Good stuff!
I don’t know exactly what it is but I like it!
 idiot_wind wrote:

Egads!

In a different language...Rap sounds even worse.

I could be driving a hearse.

Not on second, but on first. 

Oh no...its a curse. 

A balloon ready to burst.  


 



Username checks out
Egads!

In a different language...Rap sounds even worse.

I could be driving a hearse.

Not on second, but on first. 

Oh no...its a curse. 

A balloon ready to burst.  


 
 TheKing2 wrote:


I'm not looking for me anymore because I'm here


Correction:
Don't look for me anymore, because here I am.
 Otomi wrote:

If people use a word to communicate, it exists, albeit without "official" recognition from academic circles. In many Spanish speaking countries, pachanga means a party (among other definitions). Hence the denominative verb pachanguear, "to party." Pachangueando is the gerund; it means "partying".



There's also the wonderful song Cali Pachanguero. 
This is RP, main mix, woo hoo. Not my life.
I wake up every day
thanking life
even if things are bad
I have a positive mind
I'm hurt it doesn't matter
time heals life
to progress in this world
you have to take action
pachangueando comes, pachangueando goes
I'm not looking for me anymore because I'm here
I have it all and I give it all to you
I've got you in heaven, it says to me
Translation would be great.
 TravelRat wrote:
¡Muy chévere, esta canción! {#Cool}
 
Yes indeed, it is very cool!!
 Johnny_Alpha wrote:


What 'rap' music?
 

EXACTLY. This is more electronica and I find it enjoyable. Then again, I love listening to music from different cultures
Please Bill, just don't do it. Trust me. Please.
Very nice.
 brw001 wrote:
 No rap music allowed!
 
Rap? Where do you get that?


GenresElectronicadrum and bassLatin
One for the gym playlist I think
 dwhayslett wrote:

Allowed where?
 

What 'rap' music?
 brw001 wrote:
No rap music allowed!
 
Allowed where?
Gerrardo with his favourite  Ibiza UK synth DJ.

OK...but too long.
No rap music allowed!
 unclehud wrote:
To all the ladies in the world: "Would you like to dance?"
 
You know how to make a lady feel special
Ek Lek Tik
 kalaskani wrote:

i guess it's playing music from other cultures.
 
That's quite a presumptuous leap.
 rabid_wolf wrote:
hmmm.
What is the fastest way to make me shut down an app? 

 
i guess it's playing music from other cultures.
Funky beat, I like it!{#Bounce}
¡Muy chévere, esta canción! {#Cool}
hmmm.
What is the fastest way to make me shut down an app? 
 sgaustein wrote:
Fidel: Pueblo cubano, los americanos dicen que queremos exterminarlos. ¿Es eso verdad?
Pueblo: Nooooo Fidel

Fidel: Pueblo cubano, los americanos dicen que no tenemos educación ¿Es eso verdad?
Pueblo: Nooooo Fidel

Pueblo cubano, los americanos dicen que somos unos vagos y que nos gusta la pachanga. ¿Es eso verdad?
Pueblo: Nooooo Fidel, no nos gusta la pachaaaaanga No Fidel, no nos gusta la pachaaaanga No Fidel, no nos gusta la pachaaaanga

 
Thank you!

This a tuesday morning in Beijing, in one of these blue, non polluted day
Thinking about France, writing, working, dreaming. Perfect morning on RP
I love the Melodica
Fidel: Pueblo cubano, los americanos dicen que queremos exterminarlos. ¿Es eso verdad?
Pueblo: Nooooo Fidel

Fidel: Pueblo cubano, los americanos dicen que no tenemos educación ¿Es eso verdad?
Pueblo: Nooooo Fidel

Pueblo cubano, los americanos dicen que somos unos vagos y que nos gusta la pachanga. ¿Es eso verdad?
Pueblo: Nooooo Fidel, no nos gusta la pachaaaaanga No Fidel, no nos gusta la pachaaaanga No Fidel, no nos gusta la pachaaaanga
Sonido de verano aqui en Anda-lucia... ¡anda ya maacho!
I stubbed my toe.

Now I can't row.

But where is Joe?

Now I see Moe!

Is he friend or foe?

Oooh, that's low.

No change...just dough.

It's dark, where's the glow? 

Is  a million seller or what! Where's my mother$#%^* contract?

 

OFF TOPIC

Hooray!  Finally got things to work — at work — so now I'm can cruise through the day with my RP in the headphones!

Yes, it means a lot to me, boys and girls!


Right enough! Nothing special, but perfect for the trash can.... {#Razz}


me gusta {#Dance}

nothing special but perfect for summer {#Sunny}
 adroc wrote:
 yoyokid wrote:
Too much like Rap.  Just because it's spanish rap does not make it acceptable.

 
Ohhhhh, so which genres are on the approved list?



 
Luckily there is no list.  Thanks, RP, for enlightening me  xx
{#No}     {#No}     {#No}
 yoyokid wrote:
Too much like Rap.  Just because it's spanish rap does not make it acceptable.

 
Ohhhhh, so which genres are on the approved list?


Too much like Rap.  Just because it's spanish rap does not make it acceptable.
To all the ladies in the world: "Would you like to dance?"
I think this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j25tkxg5Vws

when I this song 
Yes Cumbia!
That's my Sun of the day (in chronic lack of the real one, too busy flaring)
Cool... (and I completely get the Thievery Corporation comparison).
 fredriley wrote:
Manu Chao meets Thievery Corporation - ver' nahce :o)
 
With a little Lemon Jelly spread on top.
{#Dancingbanana}
 fredriley wrote:
Manu Chao meets Thievery Corporation - ver' nahce :o)
  
Agreed,

Manu Chao meets Thievery Corporation - ver' nahce :o)

Not really wanting the Disco thing to resurrect, but if it points your Quiana nylon collar, I can do something else for a while.

Colombian music!
Cool song. Reminds me of earlier work by Thievery Corp.
¡Viva la República Dominicana y Colombia siempre!
I have no idea what this is about, but it's good loud!
Being a nativo of Santa Fe, I do recognize this word and I love the song!
 sunnysideandy wrote:

one of the lovely things about music is that it supplements and extends the confines of language and vocabulary.  this is a great example of funky body-moving music, and who really cares if the word is official or not?

 
Algrif was concerned about its status, and I'm into dictionaries, so I looked it up for him. That makes two of us who care. I guess you don't! That's cool too.

one of the lovely things about music is that it supplements and extends the confines of language and vocabulary.  this is a great example of funky body-moving music, and who really cares if the word is official or not?


So Thievery Corporation...like note for note at times.
Feel like I'm watching an episode of "The Shield"...
 Otomi wrote:

If people use a word to communicate, it exists, albeit without "official" recognition from academic circles. In many Spanish speaking countries, pachanga means a party (among other definitions). Hence the denominative verb pachanguear, "to party". Pachangueando is the gerund; it means "partying".

Pachangueando does, in fact, have "official" status, conferred by the Real Academia Española (see their web page with the conjugation of pachanguear). Mexico isn't listed among the countries that use the verb pachanguear, but I've heard it here frequently, and just about anybody here who hears or reads this verb instantly understands it, even if it doesn't form part of their personal vocabulary.

- Otomi in pedant mode
 

{#Clap}
 algrif wrote:
Crummy disco garbage from a crummy disco franchise. The "word" pachangueando does not exist outside the PR info from www.pacha and these crummy "songs".
 
If people use a word to communicate, it exists, albeit without "official" recognition from academic circles. In many Spanish speaking countries, pachanga means a party (among other definitions). Hence the denominative verb pachanguear, "to party." Pachangueando is the gerund; it means "partying".

Pachangueando does, in fact, have "official" status, conferred by the Real Academia Española (see their web page with the conjugation of pachanguear). Mexico isn't listed among the countries that use the verb pachanguear, but I've heard it here frequently, and just about anybody here who hears or reads this verb instantly understands it, even if it doesn't form part of their personal vocabulary.

- Otomi in pedant mode
Well, Dick, it's got a great rhythmn and I can dance to it.  I rate it an "80".  Will we hear it on Bandstand again?
Crummy disco garbage from a crummy disco franchise. The "word" pachangueando does not exist outside the PR info from www.pacha and these crummy "songs".
Not to my taste. If I could put it on the shelf I would.

 JimmyX wrote:
Great Rythm. On my to buy list.
 
For a machine, one kind or other!

 Tim_in_N_FL wrote:

Can someone please translate this idiom (?) for me?  My Spanish is a bit rusty and Google's language tools feature was of no value. 

Another poster (Kokoloco53) made the following statement translated from his original Espanol which I believe equates roughly to:

Oh, how I love this song, Rap style, but with a Latin beat. Very good, and that means Pachanga? possible that is a variation of Chango, "monkey", in other words, "monkeying around". Fine.
Thank you in advance for your assistance / clarification...

{#Good-vibes}

 
Pachanga means party.
One with lots of loud music, dancing, and drinking


 kadin wrote:
PACHEQUEANDO VENGO PACHEQUEANDO VOY...

 
Can someone please translate this idiom (?) for me?  My Spanish is a bit rusty and Google's language tools feature was of no value. 

Another poster (Kokoloco53) made the following statement translated from his original Espanol which I believe equates roughly to:

Oh, how I love this song, Rap style, but with a Latin beat. Very good, and that means Pachanga? possible that is a variation of Chango, "monkey", in other words, "monkeying around". Fine.
Thank you in advance for your assistance / clarification...

{#Good-vibes}

I don't get the low rating for this —- it's a great song, and in fact when I went to download it I ended up downloading most of the album.
Ay, como me gusta esta cancion, estilo de Rap, pero con el ritmo latino. Muy bueno, y que quiere decir pachangueando? posible que es una variacion de chango, "monkey", en otras palabras, "monkeying around". Estupendo.
 CoYoT51 wrote:
Boring! Empty...
    now tell us about the song . . .


Boring! Empty...
{#Bananasplit}
thewiseking wrote:
i imagine i am in a bottle service lounge (tables reserved for those ordering 350/bottle grey goose) surrounded by eurotrash and russian hookers
it's a common site at any club in South Beach.
Used to have this rated a 4, but after Big Audio Dynamite it shall be bumped to a 7. Relativity is a wonderful thing.
i imagine i am in a bottle service lounge (tables reserved for those ordering 350/bottle grey goose) surrounded by eurotrash and russian hookers
justin_thyme wrote:
6 --> 7. Definitely liking this better!
I love it! 8->9
MojoJojo wrote:
Terms and conditions may apply. See store for details. Closed driver, closed course. Do not attempt. Please drink (Lotsa Ketchup) responsibly. Peace, out.
6 --> 7. Definitely liking this better!
Hay como me gusta la parranda con tequila y charranda
Ok, this was promising for a moment, but now it's just uncalled for. How does anything segue into / out of this one??
PACHEQUEANDO VENGO PACHEQUEANDO VOY...
ArbiterOfGoodTaste wrote:
I thought it was a dubbed out version of Las Ketchup for a moment. And yes, smoothies and music can mix.
Terms and conditions may apply. See store for details. Closed driver, closed course. Do not attempt. Please drink (Lotsa Ketchup) responsibly. Peace, out.
MirWanda wrote:
I really like this song. I think that sounds like the kind of sounds of mano negra or manu chau
or maybe na-nu na-nu
keyholder wrote:
hmmm... makes me
Mmmm, I'll stay at the bar table with the drink, nodding my head and ogling the crowd.
keyholder wrote:
hmmm... makes me
Agreed.
This reminds me of Control Machete. But it could be just the language.
hmmm... makes me
Cool stuff.
boring!!
bullitt wrote:
Got scard there for a second. The begining sounds like a so-so Porcupine Tree song...
Not even close...and there's no such thing, anyway.
I really like this song. I think that sounds like the kind of sounds of mano negra or manu chau
Got scard there for a second. The begining sounds like a so-so Porcupine Tree song...
Great Rythm. On my to buy list.
Glockman45 wrote:
THIS IS CRAP!!! THIS SONG SUCKS. TORTURE..........
Someone should explain the functionality of a mute-button to you.
Shit! Another album to buy....
Well don't just sit there muchacho, get mixing and get moving! Jelani wrote:
I suppose if I had a BIG Vodka Martini going and I was cooking I could get into this and be dancing around the cutting board, but right now I don't like it.
the opening beat sounds like a song on the new travis album
fresca wrote:
great sexy cookin music! move your hips people!
I suppose if I had a BIG Vodka Martini going and I was cooking I could get into this and be dancing around the cutting board, but right now I don't like it.
great sexy cookin music! move your hips people!
groove :))
KCRW has played this a fair amount. I kinda like the groove - don't know how the rest of the album sounds tho.
Sounds like a lame HBO sex series or something.
Hate. This. Song.
I thought it was a dubbed out version of Las Ketchup for a moment. And yes, smoothies and music can mix.
THIS IS CRAP!!! THIS SONG SUCKS. TORTURE..........
"Exposed from birth to the pulse of Palo, Son, Cumbia, Reggae and the whole gamma of the Afro-New World tradition, Pacha concoct a positively charged blend of Funk and Latin Alternative that will hit you like a rum laced organic smoothie on the hottest summer day." I must ask, do smoothies and music mix?