While in Spain a few weeks ago, I heard a song frequently played on the Pop Radio Stations;I loved it! I have been unable to find out the title, artist, etc. It's very fast and has the words "Say hey, hey ... y de boogie ... y le baila, y le bolso, y le canta. . ." Okay, it's in Spanish and my spelling is probably wrong. I am determined to find out the artist to purchase this CD. Thanks for any help! RLCrews

it might be "las ketchup" by Asereje

I guess it must be one of this year's summer song. It's called "Aserejé" by Las Ketchup (I watched an interview in which they explained their group name, they're daughters of a flamenco singer called "El Tomate" ).
Don't try to translate the chorus lyrics; it's not Spanish, just some invented sounds.

No doubt, it will be the summer song. It's a very special version of a song called Rapper's delight, and the words try to be a fonetic aproximation to the English ones.
I have already learnt it :
Aserejé ja dejé dejeve tude jébere sebiunouva majavi tude bugui ande vinidipí...
The original one said:
I have an n on an n ....... or something like that.
THIS year foreigners have easier than Spniards to learn the song of the summer

Thanks for the info! I heard the song in Spain a few weeks ago too. But it hasn't appeared on the 40 Principales list. I will try to download it tonight. A very catchy tune. And Las Ketchup is a great name for a band.