¡Top 10 Canciones ORIGINALES de TELENOVELAS Latinoamericanas!

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Hay canciones tan icónicas que fueron tomadas por telenovelas para que sean parte de ellas. ¡Hola y bienvenidos a WatchMojo Español! En este video conocerás las canciones más icónicas que fueron utilizadas en telenovelas de Latinoamerica.

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00:00Hello and welcome to Watch Mojo Español, I am Jackie and in this list we will remember the most iconic songs

00:07that were used in non-Mexican soap operas.

00:11There is nothing more difficult than living without you

00:20Why don't we include Mexico? Because it has its own Top 10, go see it!

00:26It should be noted that we will not take into account the songs that were created especially for soap operas,

00:33but those that existed before and that later became part of them.

00:38Are you ready? Here we go!

00:43Number 10. Se dice de mí, Yolanda Rayo

00:57Three words are enough to remember the introduction song of Yo soy Betty La Fea,

01:03and although this version, performed by the Colombian singer Yolanda Rayo,

01:08was created especially for soap operas, the original song was created in 1943.

01:15Number 9. Milonga

01:20Originally conceived as a milonga, a musical genre and folkloric dance of Argentine, Uruguayan and Brazilian origin.

01:28Years later, it was performed by Tita Merello, Argentine actress and vedette, in the film Mercado de Abasto.

01:45Ay Fiera, que camino a lo malevo, que soy chueca y que me muevo con un aire compadron

01:49Did you notice that it doesn't say Fea but Fiera?

01:52Those little details were changed to accommodate the story of the soap opera.

02:00Number 9. Pirulino

02:02Los Golden Boys by Benny Marquez

02:07Ay Fiera, que camino a lo malevo, que soy chueca y que me muevo con un aire compadron

02:11Does anyone else find it almost impossible to listen to this song and not imagine Pedro el Escamoso dancing?

02:18Despite being created in the 60s, Pirulino became very popular throughout Latin America 36 years later,

02:27thanks to the soap opera.

02:30His main character, Pedro el Escamoso, performed a particular and fun dance to the rhythm of the music.

02:37His uncoordinated and energetic steps marked a whole generation.

02:42The original song was created by Calixto Ochoa, a Colombian singer and composer, considered the king of the ballenato.

02:52Pirulino hit a drunk woman, in the house of Aquilino el Perguntón

02:55In the courtyard he came and bit a bitch, and broke her only pants

02:59The inspiration for the song came when Ochoa saw a drunk man

03:04who went to vent his sorrows in the courtyard and was attacked by a dog.

03:11Number 8. Te Quise Olvidar by MDO

03:15From the creator and producer of the group Menudo, MDO arrived.

03:20A new version of this boy band with a more adult image.

03:23And the song that was most successful internationally was

03:41This hit was used in the Venezuelan soap opera Carisima

03:46that tells the story of love between Abril Zurli and Gabriel Santuario

03:50A young medical student and a man who seeks to avenge the death of his father.

03:55The song is, in short, unforgettable.

03:58The soap opera, not so much.

04:02Number 7. Ratón y Queso by Alberto Ramón

04:05From narco to author.

04:07The Colombian Andrés López López, alias Florecita, wrote the book El Cártel de los Sapos

04:15and then made a soap opera with the same name.

04:32The phrase Ratón y Queso was used in several moments

04:36Amigo? Amigo el ratón del queso

04:39Making allusion to the false friendship whose relationship is based on interest.

04:44That's why the song Ratón y Queso by Alberto Ramón came to the series as a ring on the finger.

04:58Number 6. Benedetta Passione by Laura Pausini

05:03Having Laura Pausini's music in Latin American soap operas is a classic.

05:09The Brazilian soap opera Passione did not lag behind.

05:22And although the main song of the soap opera was another

05:26Pausini's music sounded in the most romantic and passionate moments.

05:33I don't want to fall in love with you.

05:37There is a version in Spanish of the song called Benedetta Passione

05:42but the song was used in its original language, Italian.

05:46Taking advantage of the fact that Toto, one of the main characters of the soap opera,

05:51was an Italian peasant and widow.

06:03Number 5. A Puro Dolor by Sun By Four

06:19What can be more romantic than wanting to listen, even if it's just for a moment,

06:24the breath of the loved one?

06:26That's why it was impossible that this song was not taken by a soap opera

06:32to be its main song.

06:34This happened with Mis Tres Hermanas, a Venezuelan soap opera

06:38in which Augusto tries to get his sisters ahead

06:42at the cost of sacrificing his own dreams.

06:45I'm an adult, I'm 20 years old.

06:48I decide the fate of my family and my three sisters.

06:53Now let's light some candles while we sing the song

06:57with the same passion that Augusto takes care of his sisters.

07:02Give me back my fantasies,

07:05my desire to live life.

07:08Give me back the air.

07:13Number 4. La Hormiguita by Juan Luis Guerra

07:16We already remember Pedro el Escamoso dancing pirulino,

07:20but the main song of the soap opera was actually

07:24a lot slower and more romantic.

07:27I met her one afternoon,

07:29with her guitar she was hunting bulls.

07:34Where Pedro is shown creating his own universe,

07:37full of lies but with good intentions.

07:40A man who seeks love as best he can.

07:43That's why the song of the Dominican Juan Luis Guerra

07:46that talks about a meeting between two people

07:49that are getting closer in a playful way

07:51works perfectly with this soap opera.

07:57Give me back my fantasies,

08:00my desire to live life.

08:03Give me back the air.

08:09Number 3. In the last place in the world,

08:12Ricardo Montaner.

08:14Lucerito tells the story of the humble peasant girl

08:18who comes to the city to work as a domestic worker

08:21after her mother's death

08:23and lives an almost impossible love.

08:27This Colombian soap opera is an adaptation

08:29of the Venezuelan soap opera Lucecita

08:32and the song chosen for the presentation

08:35was one of Ricardo Montaner.

08:37A very sentimental lyric that says

08:39that he would leave everything to live life with his love

08:43and a young Ricardo singing with a lot of emotion.

08:47In the last place in the world,

08:51in every piece of land,

08:55I decided to humble myself

08:58so that you will find my trace.

09:02Number 2. Change, pain.

09:05Natalia Oreiro.

09:16The strength of these trumpets

09:18transports us to the memory

09:20of one of the most popular songs

09:23used in a soap opera.

09:25Muñeca Brava tells the story of Milagros,

09:27a domestic employee

09:29who has little sophisticated habits

09:32but who also surprises

09:34with her ability to transform.

09:46The story is starring

09:48the Uruguayan Natalia Oreiro

09:51who is also the singer of the song.

09:53In fact, it was the soap opera

09:55that made Change, Pain

09:57an international success

09:59and open different markets for the singer.

10:02Now a moment of the chorus

10:04that we like so much.

10:16Oh, how many memories!

10:18And that we have not reached the end yet?

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10:30Now, let's go to the end.

10:32Number 1.

10:34If it hadn't been for you,

10:36Marco Antonio Solís.

10:40The soap opera Girasoles para Lucía

10:42has a particularity

10:44and is that it was presented to Argentina

10:46with the famous song

10:49of Marco Antonio Solís.

11:05But in other countries

11:07the main song was another.

11:19The soap opera is about Lucía

11:21a young girl who has the dream

11:23of becoming a famous actress

11:25and who wants to conquer Simon

11:27the loneliest man

11:29most coveted in his country.

11:31But by chance

11:33from life ends up meeting

11:35Simon's brother

11:37and the two are completely different.

11:39Which of the two songs

11:41do you think is better for him?

11:49If he knew that you are Lucía Trevi

11:51instead of the countess

11:53he would not be interested in you at all.

11:55He loves me!

11:57What are you two doing here locked up?

11:59And you, did you remember these songs

12:01as part of the soap operas?

12:03Do you think there is any

12:05that we have left out?

12:07Tell us in the comments

12:09and do not forget to see

12:11these other original videos

12:13of Watch Mojo Español.

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