The first time I heard this song
I'm going to try to tell you what happened to me when I heard the song, and for that you have to get inside me. Around that time I enlisted in the army and they sent me to Ceuta, I remember it was summer and I came home for a weekend leave they gave me. I was 24 years old and you can imagine the desire to have fun with friends.
I arrived at the event on a Friday night and I went out with friends on Saturday night to Benalmadena (Malaga) and we entered a fashionable discotheque at that time. Well, at 4 o'clock, it was time to be there and have a few drinks, we went down to the room below and at that moment the music began to play.
At that moment one of my friends began to move very strangely
not like this but something similar jejjeejjej
I approach him to ask him, "whose song is this?" to which he answers me "you listen to it and then I'll tell you"
Well, that's what I did, I began to listen to it and when the first lyrics of the song began to sound, I was already shaking my head and a minute later he's already jumping as if he were possessed hehehehehehe, the truth is that every time I remember it I start laughing because of that situation
Of course, those rhythms that invite you to dance non-stop. While there will always be those who view this music more as an invitation to substance use than smart dancing, that's up to the individual.
Now when I listen to it at 46 years old I don't start to jump like crazy but the head movement I really can't stop it. Keith Flint, the group's vocalist, only once stood in front of the microphone to make it famous. He did it with "Voodoo People," the song that ignited the British group's path to success and eventually became one of the trio's most streamed singles, but for anyone who doesn't know, Keith Flint died, for leave us great songs that even today we can hear in movies and commercials.