original heater called cumbia cienaguera MINUTE 1:35

[minimango09]

Colombian Flavor !!!!!!!!! yeahhhhhhhhhhh :D

[torreon1983]

que bonito interpretaste las cumbias..que barbaro carnal.......no tienes algo intructivo de andres landero o alfredo gutierrez.........lizandro mesa etc,,,te lo agradeceria mucho ....cuidate y saludos de este mexicano...que viva el la bonita musica folklorica de colombia,,,,,upa!

[ariel021]

try hiting the buton

[Liberalmeaning]

Especially around 1:55 :D?

[Liberalmeaning]

Samguest this is definetly the song he sampled....listen to the whole thing?

[vikz22]

this is amazing, i liked this better then Samims imitation

[alejoescobar]

SamGuest is kinda deaf, can't he recognize the same tune in 1:41??

[jmebcol]

SAMGUEST com to colombia to know how rich is our FOLKLORE

[SamGuest]

This is not the original Heater by Samim... yes they use the same instrument... but it isnt the same tune.

[jmebcol]

Samim take the colombian folklore without any permission to make his music.

This is the original song writed By Juan Jiménez "guayaspa" in 1951..... check the colombian folklore and and the instrument its called acordeon in colombia or harmonic in some places of europe....

[jmeckle1]

The same thing is happening w/ Middle Eastern music from that time period. There has been an increase in American rappers who sample Arabic songs, not only because it can be really cool, but also because there were no copyright laws at the time the music was made, so they don't have to pay royalties. I'm sure there is some similar situation with this song. At the same time, I probably wouldn't have known about this song if Samim had not sampled it. I guess it's both ambassador and thief.

[jmebcol]

Juan Jiménez "guayaspa" was the writer of "la cumbia cienaguera, at the end of 1951... SAMIM doesnt paid any rights

[nic7nic]

Samim got inspired by this song for sure!