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Luckily stubbled across this on satellite radio and was hooked! Hard for me to imagine this having not been a most requested in the clubs.

D. Ramirez nails it on the remix. An absolutely awesome track!! I'm a DJ and have this on vinyl, the crowd goes crazy when they hear the base beat come on, as they already know what's coming....the vocals make the track extra special...Luciana is fantastic.

I'd like to start by saying that Luciana's vocals are top-notch, if unconventional in the dance scene. The life she brings to this track is highly noticeable and all I can say is that it is a travesty that no one with any sense noticed this and did the song justice. Even D. Ramirez, who's remix of the original version was the basis for this dirty dancefloor number, fails to deliver the goods on the full-length vocal mix. Ignore the dub on this, as it also fails to please.

I'd also like to say that any future releases of this song are probably worth ignoring as well. ITunes currently has a single of this up and all the remixes (from Fred Falke, Randy Katana, Tony Senghorne, and Kris Menace) are all highly lackluster and either completely misuse Luciana's vocals or fail to use them at all.

This is what happens when good dance songs get badly remixed. But I can say that I am salivating over future Luciana releases!

There are only three songs on the CD but each one fun to listen to. The first one is the radio play release and the other two are mixes. The third cut is really awesome. I was listening to it in the car and had to keep driving around because I didn't want to stop listening. The only real problem I have with this CD is that I can't seem to get it to play on my computer. There is a video included and that is the only thing that will play (and it appears that it is the only option/selection even when browsing the CD itself). Still, if you like dance music, this is a must have.

Luckily stubbled across this on satellite radio and was hooked! Hard for me to imagine this having not been a most requested in the clubs.

D. Ramirez nails it on the remix. An absolutely awesome track!! I'm a DJ and have this on vinyl, the crowd goes crazy when they hear the base beat come on, as they already know what's coming....the vocals make the track extra special...Luciana is fantastic.

I'd like to start by saying that Luciana's vocals are top-notch, if unconventional in the dance scene. The life she brings to this track is highly noticeable and all I can say is that it is a travesty that no one with any sense noticed this and did the song justice. Even D. Ramirez, who's remix of the original version was the basis for this dirty dancefloor number, fails to deliver the goods on the full-length vocal mix. Ignore the dub on this, as it also fails to please.

I'd also like to say that any future releases of this song are probably worth ignoring as well. ITunes currently has a single of this up and all the remixes (from Fred Falke, Randy Katana, Tony Senghorne, and Kris Menace) are all highly lackluster and either completely misuse Luciana's vocals or fail to use them at all.

This is what happens when good dance songs get badly remixed. But I can say that I am salivating over future Luciana releases!

D. Ramirez nails it on the remix. An absolutely awesome track!! I'm a DJ and have this on vinyl, the crowd goes crazy when they hear the base beat come on, as they already know what's coming....the vocals make the track extra special...Luciana is fantastic.

I'd like to start by saying that Luciana's vocals are top-notch, if unconventional in the dance scene. The life she brings to this track is highly noticeable and all I can say is that it is a travesty that no one with any sense noticed this and did the song justice. Even D. Ramirez, who's remix of the original version was the basis for this dirty dancefloor number, fails to deliver the goods on the full-length vocal mix. Ignore the dub on this, as it also fails to please.

I'd also like to say that any future releases of this song are probably worth ignoring as well. ITunes currently has a single of this up and all the remixes (from Fred Falke, Randy Katana, Tony Senghorne, and Kris Menace) are all highly lackluster and either completely misuse Luciana's vocals or fail to use them at all.

This is what happens when good dance songs get badly remixed. But I can say that I am salivating over future Luciana releases!