I need the name of a song. The information I have about it is this:

1. It contains no lyrics.
2. There are guitars playing in it.
3. It is popular.
4. The name I do know, but did not find the song by this name:
"Amazonia".
5. I saw it in a dj's list together with other latin songs, including
"Bailando".
6. It contains many "stops". The music plays for about 10-15 seconds,
and then stops for a second; then plays some more and then stops etc.
7. It is pretty long, the full piece is maybe up to 10 minutes long.

Thank you!

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Clarification of Question by wisered-ga on 02 Apr 2003 01:51 PST

The music is very similar to "Gypsy Rock".

Wisered,

Could it be "Amazonia" by Ana Caram? See:

Amazon.com - Amazonia (by Ana Caram)
http://amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000003GF7

Amazonia (by Ana Caram)
http://zahedaan.usc.edu/~yishin/web/90368004529.html

Latin Real Book - Book and CD
http://www.playjazz.com/FBO047.html


Or "Amazonia" by Jon O'Bergh? There are some soft background lyrics
though. Listen to the MP3 here:

O'Bergh, Jon - Index Page
http://artists.iuma.com/IUMA/Bands/OBergh,_Jon/
"Jon O'Bergh is a one-man symphonic dynamo whose musical textures
blend a multi-ethnic sound with a dash of Space Age. His latest CD,
"Carta," premiered at #1 nationwide for two months on the NAV chart.
"Carta" is a tribute to maps, journeys and life's yearning for motion.
From the vibrant rhythms of the opening track, "Amazonia," to the
soulful nocturne "The Santa Fe Trail," the CD traces a global path
through time and space that draws on both the traditional and the
futuristic."

Thanks, but it is none of these. The music is fast, and you can dance
"Disco Passa Double" for it. At the end there is some chorus singing.
In the middle the music goes like this:

"Naaaaaaa Naaaaaa Naaaaa Na Na Na Naaaaaaa Naaaaaa Naaaaa Na Na Naaa.
stop." and then again and again.

It couldn't possibly be a background or instrumental version of the
Las Ketchup "Ketchup Song" could it? That has fast guitar with the
"Naaa's" in there. Lemmie know.

skermit-ga

Nope, it's not the Ketchup. It is not a new song. I heard it for the
first time something like 5 years ago.

I've looked for myself, and I found "Gipsy Rock" by the Gipsy Kings to
be very similar to the one I am looking for. I'm quite sure the style
is Flamenco, and maybe it's even a version of "Gipsy Rock", just done
by some other artist.

Thanks.