It was a hit song performed by Celia Cruz and her band, La Sonora Matancera, in nineteen fifty-two.

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Like most of the songs of Celia Cruz, this music makes you want to start dancing.

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Celia Cruz lived in New York City where Latin music could be heard in many forms.

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With Roscoe Lee Browne as a gangster, and cameos by Celia Cruz (as a small club owner) and Tito Puente (as himself).

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While the business side was always frustrating, the awards and critical acclaim continued to pile on as did his stable of high-profile clients, who range from Danes, whom he first dressed for the Academy Awards when she was 15, to Celia Cruz, the iconic Cuban singer.

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