- The
Chakachas were a Belgium-based
group of
Latin soul
studio musicians. Also
known as Les
Chakachas, Los
Chakachas, or Los Chicles,[citation needed]...
- Shakes: The
Chakachas:
Jungle Fever (Polydor PD 15030) BBC -
Music -
Chakachas BBC.
Retrieved 11
December 2011.
Jungle Fever - The
Chakachas (1972) NME...
-
Chakacha is a
traditional music and
dance style (a
ngoma performance) of the
Swahili people of
coastal Kenya and Tanzania,
originally ****ociated with weddings...
- to:
Jungle Fever (album), a 1970
album by the
Chakachas "Jungle Fever" (song), a 1971 song by the
Chakachas Jungle Fever (soundtrack), a 1991 soundtrack...
- May
Daniel May Marc Ferrari/Matersource 12 "Jungle Fever" Bill Ador The
Chakachas Universal Music S.A. (Belgium)
Universal Music Enterprises 13 "Br**** in...
- The
English Congregation – "Softly
Whispering I Love You" (1972) The
Chakachas – "Jungle Fever" (1972) J.J. Cale – "Crazy Mama" (1972) Malo – "Suavecito"...
-
Jungle Fever is a
Latin soul
album by The
Chakachas.
Arranged by
Willy Albimoor. "
Chakachas -
Jungle Fever". Discogs.
Retrieved June 24, 2014. "Bill Ador"...
- (underground)
discotheque clubs and
parties include: "Jungle Fever" by The
Chakachas was
first released in
Belgium in 1971 and
later released in the U.S. in...
- the Netherlands,
Spain and Switzerland. The song
contains a
sample of
Chakachas'
recording "Yo Soy Cubano" from 1970, and Sandee's
recording "Notice Me"...
- cha or Cha cha (Cuba,
Latin Ballroom Social)
Chaconne Chaiti ghoda dance Chakacha Chakkirako Chamamé (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay)
Chang Lo
Chapelloise Charikawi...
