Sopa De Caracol Lyrics
Banda Blanca
Lyrics
Hepa!
What a very good soup
Iupipati Iupipati
What a very good soup
What a very good soup
Watabuinegui wanaga
Si tu quieres bailar
Sopa de caracol
Eh!
What a very good soup
Iupipati Iupipati
Wuli Wani Wanaga
Iupe! Iupe!
What a very good soup
Wuli Wani Wanaga
Con la cintura muévela
Con la cadera muévela
Si lo que quieres es bailar
Si lo que quieres es gozar
Si tu quieres bailar
Sopa de caracol
Eh!
What a very good soup
Wuli Wani Wanaga
What a very good soup
Iupipati lupipami
Wuli Wani Wanaga
Iupe! Iupe!
What a very good soup
Wuli Wani Wanaga
What a very good soup
Watabuinegui wanaga
Si tu quieres bailar
Sopa de caracol
Eh!
What a very good soup
Wuli Wani Wanaga
Iupe! Iupe!
What a very good soup
Watabuinegui wanaga
Sacude! Sacude!
La cintura Eh!
Saben quién llegó?
Banda Blanca!
Ricki-Tiki Afloja la cadera! Eh!
Cadera! Eh! Eh! Eh!
What a very good soup
Iupipati Iupipati
Wuli Wani Wanaga
Iupe! Iupe!
What a very good soup
wuh!
Wuli Wani Wanaga
Con la cintura muévela
Con la cadera muévela
Si lo que quieres es bailar
Si lo que quieres es gozar
Si tu quieres pedir
Sopa de caracol
Eh!
What a very good soup
Wuli Wani Wanaga
Se queda!
Eh!
Song & Lyrics Facts
"Sopa de Caracol" is a song by Banda Blanca, a Honduran band formed in the 1980s. The song was released on their debut album of the same name in 1989 and went on to become one of their most popular songs.
It was written by lead singer and guitarist Alfredo Zavala and keyboardist Miguel Angel Rivera and has been covered many times since its release. The genre of the song is Latin pop and it features melodic guitars, accordion, horns and percussion. The lyrics of "Sopa de Caracol" tell the story of a young man who falls in love with a beautiful woman he meets at a party. The other members of Banda Blanca included bassist Juan Carlos Mejia, drummer Jose Francisco Vallecillo, and saxophonist Jorge Irías. The song has become an iconic part of Central American culture and continues to be sung and danced to today.