Desperately looking for the title of this song...

Hello everybody, i'm looking for the title and artist of a song that's been in my head for a few months. I stil don't know what it's called and who sings it... i'll try to decribe it and i also know the very first line of the verse.

The song sounds a little bit latino, i even think that the lyrics are both english and spanish... it starts with a rhytmic acoustic guitar playing the chords. There are also clapping hands (drum rhythm) and then you hear the line (backing vocal, male voices) that also comes back in the chorus : "ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh" (like when you say "oh-ow", but with the o's much longer

the first lyrics of the song are (if i remember right): "i look at you, you look at me", the "ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh" returns during the entire song

like i said, it sounds a little bit latino or spanish (like flamenco, with a powerful rhythmic guitar), i think it's about love or a beautiful woman

i hope this is a little bit clear... if some one can help me.. please!!!

Greetings, John

okay umm might not be it be it but try "DOWN" try it on you tube

if its not a help sorry?

i don't believe the song is called "down" and i can't find it on youtube

it really is quite a known song, i've heard it a lot recently at parties and even at the local fairground...

i'd guess it's a song form the late 90s, maybe more recent, i don't know

the song doesn't sound "sad" at all, it really gives me the image of a beautiful woman dancing or something like that....

please some one? i will make you a wealthy man or woman ;-)

anyone??

My wild guess is "You And Me" by Angelina

no, it's a male singer, but thanks anyway ;-)

Hi , I don't really know this song , but the style you describe makes me think that it might be something by an artist called Manu Chao.

Can it be this one? Gipsy kings, Baila me


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LweA7NLPB0c

Dunno why, but all the late 90's songs descriptins in here sounds like Baila me for me...xp Anyway, hope you'll find your song

or... an oldie:
Don´t let me be misunderstood by Santa Esmeralda.

... but reading your quastion more carefully, I think CHeavy could be right with gipsy kings


Tahira

In the song "Volare" gipsy kings sing "Oh ow" with the o's much longer ;p

Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNgSeJzLJFc