yetboy19 on June 25, 2010
i just loooove this song.. lost to me far too long

RajKapoorFan on July 04, 2010
remind me my child days

javatiger83 on July 05, 2010
copy of kaoma -lambada

ILOVEBoydB on February 08, 2011
I like JLO but I love this version...I haven't heard the Brazilian version or the other one...

technofreak779 on February 26, 2011
Pitbull Jennifer Lopez - get on the floor...

teclaportecla on February 26, 2011
Yes! yes! I found the older version, the most primitive of these melodies divine. It's in folk rhythm. Data, 1981. Already passed 30 years! Check my channel.

aparaajita10 on February 27, 2011
@Problacklist what do u mean "u guys?" If music is da universal language of
da heart, then it n't belong to any 1. Yes. have u heard "quit playing
games with my heart" I tink backstreet boys. Now listen to that & listen to
the hindi movie song from 1964, "khelo na mere dil se" well I'm sure u
don't understand hindi, so go & find the details of that song. , Now stop
complaining.

aparaajita10 on February 27, 2011
@ILOVEBoydB I have heard the brazillian version. i heard it before this one
came out. That is lovely. This one does not disappoint either. I don't like
jlo, Ive never liked her.

Atitoinnyc on March 05, 2011
this is a Bolivian-Brazilian song

Atitoinnyc on March 05, 2011
@system500 Excuse you, Italians? The tomato is from Mexico, Coffee is from
Colombia, Spaghetti was invented in China, Silk in china and chocolate was
brought from Mexico and let's not forget Gold which isn't even all from
Italy but they still call it italian Gold. I

sportrider786 on March 05, 2011
j lo has copied it, i thought i recognised that song somewhere !!!!!

mask667 on March 05, 2011
Lambada is the original...so stfu...

TheXDiscreet on March 06, 2011
@rahul40004 this is just an inspiration, I don't think it's that bad if people take it anyway. At least her song is still different anway, as we know just the samples not the whole song like other did.

disha xo on March 06, 2011
@ameya29 she shudn't get credit for it!

Julinhaaaa2 on March 06, 2011
@xSunKissedGirlx I want to know too.

MesYeux04 on March 07, 2011
Originally a Bolivian song from 1981 called "Llorando se fue"(crying she
went) by Los Kjarkas.Then remade by Kaoma with Brazilian singer Loalwa Braz
in 1989.

rushabh85 on March 07, 2011
@jbluverx0x JLo didnt copy from here... this is a copy of original
Lambada.. You think Anu Malik can ever create original music...???? (BIG
QUESTION MARK)

disha xo on March 07, 2011
@rushabh85 yea i know..and haha lol

SidneyDrakeIan on March 09, 2011
This song actually copied Kaoma- Lambada ... Jennifer Lopez didn't copy this song she copied Kaoma- Lambada.

MesYeux04 on March 10, 2011
@ThisIsFail1 didn't know that about Kaoma. I never suggested that Jennifer
Lopez or Pit bull stole this song. Just pointing out where it originally
came from since everyone here thinks it was stolen from this Indian movie.

kakashimyman on March 12, 2011
@MesYeux04
Thank you, someone knows! :D
Originally a Bolivian song from 1981 called "Llorando se fue"

somasingh16 on March 13, 2011
J.Lo copied the music of this song...

ziajami on March 16, 2011
@jbluverx0x lol this song is also a copy of la lambada!

disha xo on March 17, 2011
@ziajami yea! lol

Sahar-M on March 17, 2011
this isn't the orignal one, this is also a copie guys..

Rudeascute on March 19, 2011
THIS SONG HAS BEEN COPIED FOR "ON THE FLOOR" BY JENNIFER LOPEZ FT. PITBULL

TSpiritUSMC on March 21, 2011
JLo does she copy? I think no. Is she inspire in similar way as them here? I think so, yes , I very much do. I like both creators and respect them capability true. Sela!

wackyboy09 on March 21, 2011
Bappi lahiri was the music director of this film so this song can't be
original LOL :P For a second i thought Jlo had actually stolen the song
haha Both these songs are inspired from lambada

wackyboy09 on March 21, 2011
@FRANC1300 - thumbs up

sase99 on March 23, 2011
@jbluverx0x soo this movie copy from 1989 latin song Lambada... lol

disha xo on March 23, 2011
@sase99 yea i know so thats makes it even worse.

sonigudi92 on March 25, 2011
@jbluverx0x there's seriously 20 different versions of this song in numerous languages. The song was originally sung as a slow Brazilian couples dance tune in like 1981 or something and then remade with a faster tune in the 1989 in Spanish. Since then there's been an English, Hindi, and another Spanish version of it. So if anything...India yet again copied from something else.

megh66 on March 25, 2011
JLO didn't copy from this! The original is Lambada.

sofcknlegit on March 26, 2011
@javatiger83 ha actually this movie came first before years before brazil took it over lol

07mogli on March 27, 2011
@javatiger83 : it came a year before lambada..

javatiger83 on March 27, 2011
@sofcknlegit -no point in lol the point is it was a massive hit in
89...followed with a copy in 90

sofcknlegit on March 27, 2011
@javatiger83 oh ok I see lol :) actually I still dont get it lol but whatever you say sir :)

rizzyyyyy on April 06, 2011
@jbluverx0x

lol dude the original is 1989 song by Kaoma - Lambada(song name)

Abhay Joshi on April 06, 2011
i cant believe JLo would do that to Bollywood but Sunny Deol must be happy
about that.. at least someone beyond Punjab and Canada is watching his
videos!

Eyeshield on April 07, 2011
These days Brazil is taking a LOT from India. Just check out their TV
dramas. You could swear you're watching an Indian drama with all the
sarees, jewelry and dancing going on. But then you see the guys who don't
look indian at all. Have no idea how this happened. They must love Indian
movies.

Jar Head on April 08, 2011
@orangeclover21 Thats because there are indians who live there. Unless your
talking about every single region.

Kruti Shah on April 08, 2011
@jbluverx0x : i noticed that too as soon as i heard the JLO song...iu was
like seriusly bollywood is being copied by american pop starts...LMAO!!

Cembers on April 08, 2011
@geekhater360 thank you

donfury87 on April 08, 2011
this song is also a copy, from the original called Llorando se fue" by Los Kjarkas made in 1981

Eyeshield on April 08, 2011
@geekhater360 are you saying that brazil makes dramas in the portugese
language consisting of only brazilian actors for the small indian
demographic that live there? i dont think that's accurate.

disha xo on April 09, 2011
@lovedkruti lmfao

Nirdesh Patel on April 09, 2011
@jbluverx0x search "lambada by Kaoma " on youtube and you will find from
where these theives stole this music

Nirdesh Patel on April 09, 2011
Desi cheaters copied this song from "lambada by Kaoma".

Jar Head on April 09, 2011
@geekhater360 Those regions that have a higher population of indians have
indian themes in their shows. It only makes sense to have that. BTW, Brazil
is not the only country.

rahul91768 on April 11, 2011
I think out of all three, the one from GHAYAL is the best !!